Sorry to be battering the forum, I'm in the final throes (I hope!)
In the handbook:
www.gov.uk/government/publications/perso...-sheets/pip-handbook "The timing of the activity should be considered, and whether the claimant can carry out the activity when they need to do it. For example, if taking medication in the morning (such as painkillers) allows the individual to carry out activities reliably when they need to throughout the day, although they would be unable to carry out the activity for part of the day (before they take the painkillers), the individual can still complete the activity reliably when required and therefore should receive the appropriate descriptor."
So in that specific case which descriptor is appropriate?
As far as I can see, nobody would get points for that.
One can ALWAYS avoid the problem, - get up earlier!
