Reporting changes to UC and PIP

Hi

I am in a total quandry as what to do now with the changes that are afoot. I am autistic and I have ADHD. I was have an award for 10 years daily living. I wanted to appeal it at the time because I felt I needed more assistance but as I had a 10 year award I would live with it. I didn't appeal because I had a full-time job and simply did not have the energy. At the time I just had an autsim diagnosis, I received an ADHD diagnosis 4 years later, but I covered the symptomatology in my original application so didn't notify them of the ADHD diagnosis because there was nothing to add really, it is a lifetime condition.

However, in the last 2 years I have acquired diagnosis of COPD, OSA, Type 2 diabetes, Hypertension and Fibromyalgia. I need more help but my current award runs until 2029. I had planned on letting them know about the changes to my health hoping to get the mobility aspect - the lung conditions affect my mobility, but now I just don't know what to do.

I also get UC and I am in the LCWRA group so I am worried that I would need to let them know too and I couldn't survive without UC and PIP.

I founded a charity to help neurodivergent people and I have helped a number of people get full PIP awards just for being autistic. With the help of B&W I know how to complete PIP forms. I do get paid a little working self-employed but I am a volunteer for the charity, I don't get paid.

I have had decision paralysis for over 18 months with this do I or don't I now?

Any advice greatly received. I guess one thing I am curious about are people still getting long awards or in light of the changes are DWP just dishing out short awards to get people off PIP as soon as possible.