WCA questionnaire - behaving appropriately and face2face section

In the question about inappropriate behaviour one of the things that was proof of my meltdowns and helped with my autism diagnosis was a phone recording to the DWP where I was hugely distressed (I still have a copy from 2019) and if I was allowed reasonable adjustments to send my form by email I would have sent it (a member of my family did once manage to get an email but it took them ages arranging it).. I have mentioned about this evidence in this section about appropriate behaviour because it's relevant and I've also mentioned that I think it's cruel to knowingly trigger someone with autism and anxiety. I am now 64 and too old and tired for this fight. They really wouldn't let it go last time 4 years ago just because of one sentence from my doctor. Is it ok to mention all this? I could tippex it out but this is one of the worst traumas I had and it triggers me just writing out the reply. I can't pretend all is fine with a F2F when it would have a huge detrimental affect on my heath. I wondered if I should put In the section about Face2Face (eg any dates I'm unable to do) that my doctor has supported me for a paper based as last time. I can't cope with phone calls either because of my Autism and other conditions and have talked about this throughout the form.
Many thanks

Thank you BIS. My thoughts too. Can I also refuse permission to phone me by insisting on a paper based and writing communication ony? I have a letter from my GP too. Thanks

Thanks BIS. Last time they contacted my surgery to see if I'd attended there (this was well before Covid). I've been twice this year and always accompanied and it's a completely different situation seeing a friendly trusted GP who is on your side to a hostile assessor who isn't on your side (however friendly they may seem). Last time my GP surgery thought it was a confidentiality breach and found no record of their alleged phone call. Can I give them permission to speak only to my GP about health conditions? The idea being that I don't give them permission to ask how many times I've attended or made an econsult. They may be able to get this sort of information from the receptionists but I'm not comfortable about that. Thanks