Enjanced mobility for Fibromyalgia

Hi
I have recently been diagnosed with Fibromyalgia. I have been on the lower rate of care and mobility for the problems I have been having, pain wise and how it has affected my mobility. I have now informed them of my change in circumstances as my health has got worse and mobility is worse than it was.
The problem I think I am going to have when trying to claim extra help with my mobility is that I do have good days aswell as bad days. They have asked me to attend a second medical at the end of this month. I am happy to attend the appointment but I don't think they quite understand how bad I am when my illness does flare up. I am worried that I may not be capable of attending the appointment.
They have said I am not eligible for a home visit.
I have sent them a pain diary, a letter from my Rheumatologist, gp, physiotherapist, pain clinic and also a letter from a lady I see for deep tissue massages.
Also..
I have been put on a new patch to help with my pain which is helping me alot. I don't think they are going to award me the enhanced mobility as the patch is helping me get around more so to be honest I look fine at the moment.
How does it work when your illness has up and down days?
I'm new to the group so please bear with me.
Thankyou in advance

What does qualify for a home visit Gordon?

Hi

There's no automatic qualifying for home assessment but to be considered you need a supporting letter from your GP explaining how your condition means you need a home assessment.

Thankyou Gordon. My doctor has already wrote a letter but they have dismissed it.

Hi
I went to my assessment today. I really don't understand the whole process. She asked me the same questions that were on the form, typed it all as she was going along.
She then asked me to stand up and do a couple of movements - a couple I told her I wasn't able to do.
She said thanks for coming you'll hear from us in two weeks.
I really don't see what the point was. I get they want to see me face to face but I'm unsure how they will make a decision going by asking me to bend and move abit.
I have a feeling this is going to go badly.
She did ask me if I use a stick I said I do when I'm bad for balance and to ease the pain in my hip. I didn't have my stick with me, will they use this as a reason for saying no?