What to do if you believe you have been wrongly given enhanced mobility?

Hi BIS,

I figured it would be a rare situation.

My condition of mobility is based on my fibromyalgia flares, which of course fluctuate. While there are days I suffer badly, there are days when it's pretty low on the scoreboard, but the 12 point score just makes it sound like I should be in a wheel-chair which I'm certainly not, let alone the majority of the time. While I can walk fine for short distances, it's the day/s after, say and appointment or any travel, that my fibromyalgia wipes me out.

I guess I'll call them tomorrow as it doesn't sit right with me.

Thanks to you and Gary, for the advice,
D

"The law requires him to be able to complete a variety of small journeys across the day."

That really helps me understand why I was awarded the 12 points, LL26.
It's a law I didn't know existed. The questionnaire really doesn't make that clear about repeated journeys throught the same day.
While I achieve a small walking journey to the very near shops and back or a taxi to and from an appointment, anything else would wipe me out for the next day/s.

In my mandatory letter I went into great detail about why I get cabs for all my journeys but local shops. And how it affects my fibromyalgia flares over the following day/s.

Thanks for being so clear, it's helped me understand the decision a great deal.

D

Thanks for replying Anisty.

I hope LL26's reply has helped you as much as its helped me understand the points system, especially the ability to "complete a variety of small journeys across the day."

All my best wishes for your son.

D