Pip- managing treatments question

[GlenCurtis]

Hi
I've joined benefits and work so am doing okay with the form for the most part, except the managing treatments question.
I have neuro and physical disabilities, which I am hopeless at managing but I don't know how to evidence this or more to the point evidence how much time I ought to be spending on the therapies (should I actually have support to do so), which is what they're asking. It's a variety of things from taking painkillers regularly, which would only take a minute at a time, or occasionally icing up a sprained/pulled muscle to things I need to be doing to help me cope with adhd and autism, which I'm struggling to explain or even understand what counts as therapy/ managing treatments. I'm meant to do physical exercise/stretches and OT gave me loads of good suggestions for neuro issues of which only a few methods do I know to employ without requiring prompting but its all the other stuff I forget to do however, I am at a loss as to how much time in a day it all equates to, to enable me to answer the pip question properly. And I'm getting more and more discombobulated the more I try to think! Can anyone explain it to me?

[GlenCurtis]

I agree that the best solution would be to seek help from a competent specialist or write the truth in the form that you are not sure how long it will take for treatment. In such situations, it is better to state the whole truth; otherwise, additional problems may arise when applying for a job. I think it will be useful for you always to have the number of your attending physician with you. I have several pediatricians on my phone from https://www.cameronmch.com/services/pediatrics/ in case something happens to my children. This can be useful when an emergency or unforeseen circumstances occur. The main thing is not to give up and continue to adapt.

[MrDynamite1]

I've had problems with my reproductive system since birth. I have already passed many examinations and all the doctors as one say that my ancestors should have the same pathology. No one, absolutely no one in my family has suffered from this. This is getting even weirder. Tomorrow I'll risk going to a party, let's see if someone will hang out with me :)