ESA Severe Conditions

I am filling it the form for reassessment of ESA. I had a 3 year award in the SG.They are reassessing me actually after 5 years.

Is it ok to argue that as well as being in the support group I meet all the conditions to be regard as having 'severe conditions' and therefore not reassessed? ie:1.the level of function will always meet LCWRA. 2. Lifelong condition, once diagnosed, 3.No realistic prospect of recovery of function. 4.Unambiguous condition.

It is mental health and I have very strong evidence from my Psychiatrist.

I can't seem to find anything in the Guides on the 'severe conditions'. I have found online the DWP guidance for heath assessors.

Thank you Gordon,

so...I can ask for it to be considered and show them why I think it applies but if they don't agree then it is not something I could appeals on? Is that what you mean when you say it is not part of the award?

Thanks

Bbyr12: Did you look at the Work Capability Assessment handbook: for healthcare professionals? I googled "DWP guidance for heath assessors." and didn't come accross it. Was it helpful to you?? Thank you.