esa form

liverpool34

thanks for advice sorry i couldnt get question across to the point i wanted to

raachel29

What? That really made no sense to me at all!

bobajob_1966

If you do not know which box to tick then leave it empty and explain in the text space what you have told us. However, I do agree with raachel29, you need to phrase it more clearly than you have here.

wellynever

You did right OP by putting in the box below that is what i did and it was fine.

rogerblack

liverpool34 wrote: »

When i filled out my esa form question 15 asks can you go out alone

Generally, all of the questions that say you can do stuff are if you can do them 'repeatably, reliably, and safely'.
If you can't always go out alone, or you have problems, you should always tick 'no', and explain your problems in detail.
This is the right way to do it, as you have.

baza52

so you walk to and fro from school everyday on your own but say you rarely go out on your own.
im also confused..

liverpool34

baza52 wrote: »

so you walk to and fro from school everyday on your own but say you rarely go out on your own.
im also confused..

i dont walk my doctor thinks it be good to walk for my health.as i said i can olny pick child up from school as i know my sister is there also so if i have a panic attack she is there.my therapist also put in her letter i go out at times

robus

liverpool34 wrote: »

i dont walk my doctor thinks it be good to walk for my health.as i said i can olny pick child up from school as i know my sister is there also so if i have a panic attack she is there

Have you not thought about claiming DLA as well as ESA on it's own isn't that much money?
Most people find that if they are unwell and can't work, they may be also entitled to more financial help from DLA.
Give it a try, it isn't means tested.

Needing support when going out qualifies you for the lower rate of Mobility.