Car use and pip application

Hi, I have pip query so regarding mobility so I am applying and have difficulty with public transport, so driving is the only thing that I can rely on.

So for example my current journey to work involves me driving to a station I can park at, from there I get a direct train and have a seat, I do that journey because it is less packed and is more peaceful although it's not the quickest it's the least strenuous and it depends largely on my car being able to get me to the station where I can park close and for no charge.

If I didn't have my car I wouldn't be able to get to work at all as the journey would be too strenuous for me both mentally and physically. I also can't drive to work with my car as the streets around are permit holders only so I'd have nowhere to park as that would be my first choice.

My question comes around the car, my. Ar helps me not use to much energy that physically walking and public transport would make me use,

Mentally part of my condition gives me extreme irritability, sensitivity to light, headaches etc, so my car helps me to avoid those. Driving doesn't solve all the problems as I still get tired and need to rest before and whilst driving.

The below is something I was going to use as an answer for the 13 section of the form. Am I on the right lines? That's basically the difficulty I get.

Extreme Irritability / sensitivity to light / sound etc

Because of my condition, I get extremely irritable when I have my headaches and brain fog and nausea or in pain.so I find sounds, people moving etc very irritating. For example at the doctors today a lady was playing with a baby making baby noises continuously and it was really irritating me and felt like the sound was extra heightened in my ear and making my headache worse, so due to this I had to leave and go back to my car, the receptionist gave me about 10 mins to wait, so after that I went back. When these scenarios happen on the train I try to use my headphones but because my irritability is strong even music from my headphones irritate me and just the headphones in themselves don't block out the noise so I'd either have to move away from the irritation or get off the train. Which can be very difficult on busy trains especially due to the fatigue etc as then me getting away from the irritation then affects my fatigue.

A bright train carriage would also cause me distress due to the light sensitivity.

Any advice would help, sorry if it is confusing and all over the place, I am really struggling with the brain fog today.

Hi,

It would've been nice for you to explain why.
As I have spoken to 2 advice lines today who have said my answer is on the right lines for question 13.

Hi,

I did consult the guide when drafting my answer and the advice on the citizens advice website for the question.

My answer for 13a would be that due to the cognitive impairment caused by my condition means that I find it hard to cope with large crowds or loud noises and
you find it hard to cope with unexpected changes to a journey - for example, roadworks or diversions and I only attempt a journey during quiet times of the day when there's less traffic on the road.

I can give detailed examples of how I can't do the above.

Was that not detailed in the above example slightly?