ESA mobility descriptors

I have my first ESA review under the new descriptors soon and I have mobility issues about using a manual wheelchair. I don't qualify for an electric wheelchair but a manual wheelchair can be too much.

I have MS and find it hard to walk 30 metres and when I go out I have to use my scooter locally and my w/c in my Motability car. The problem that I have is that one some days I am able to push my wheelchair 50 metres and at others 100 metres. How on earth am I supposed to fill in the ESA form as there is no way of knowing how am going to be one a given day due to the fluctuating nature of MS. There are times when I cannot push a w/c 50 metres for days or weeks and then I am able to push it 100 metres. If I fill it in at 50metres I make my self souns worse than I am, and at 100 metres distance it doesn't seem as bad. What do do I do about filling in the form.

I have filled it in as:

Due to neurological deficit caused by the Multiple Sclerosis I am unable to walk more than 30 metres using lateral, and sometimes, bilateral support, due to neuromuscular fatigue, pain, numbness, stiffness and balance problems in my legs before I need to sto and I am unable to do this repeatedly and I have to use a wheelchair to continue. I am unable to repeatedly mobilise 50 metres in a manual wheelchair due to neuromuscular fatigue and pain in my left arm. Due to the problems that I have with mobilising as well as continence issues, my quality of life is severely restricted. If I wish to go out locally then I have to use my mobility scooter, if I wish to go out further afield then I have to take my car and use my wheelchair, I do not go out unless I have somebody with me if I am needing to go out any for any distance so that my wheelchair can be pushed. Due to this I am unable to go shopping and I have to use the internet for my grocery and retail shopping.

Andy