Supportive + GP's letter after MR request sent .

So having got the SSCS1 can see only a small space to list reason why you're appealing .
Is that it ? Just basically bullet points , not in detail ?

Thankyou.
Is it wise for someone with a mental illness to attend?
Hardly the best person face to face to describe how the illness affects them ?
Am wondering if ESA regulation 29 should be a reason such a person is not fit for work considering he has been in receipt of ESA and in support group for 3 years classed as Severely Disabled with no change in his illness since he was awarded it in 2013. that

I read a reply by Mrs Hurtyback to a member now wanting to attend an appeal advising if the member was hoping to gain points by referring to going out and social interaction descriptors it might be better NOT to attend an appeal.
Welfare Rights advisor willing to act as representative here for appeal has said GP's letter stating she had a fear her patient being forced to return to work would have a negative effect on him , would that be taken as implying" risk to health " as ESA Reg 29 states ... due to mental disablement?
Could that be sufficient, together with the fact claimant has already been on ESA in Support Group for 3 years and filled in the current ESA 50 form with answers to the M C and I section, which should have gained points but didn't gain any, to impress the appeal judges without the claimant attending in person ?