ESA Medical at Plymouth-Allergic Asthma

Hi, I am being processed from SDA to ESA.
I went for my assessment this morning and had an asthma attack in the reception as the window frames had been painted the night before.
So an instant asthma attack, breathless, light headed, started to collapse on the reception desk. My son was with me he said I will not be waiting in an unpainted room that was offered, and took me straight back to his car.
Apparently I will be sent a new appointment but I hope I won't need a medical now.

On the benefit form I had stated my allergic triggers including paint, and how stessed I am over being exposed to anything that could set off my asthma. In the section about an assessment I stated that some environments are wrong for my asthma and this will cause me breathing difficulties.

My son took care of me for a while then took me to my husband's workplace. He had to leave work to take me home to care for me but I suffered another attack on the way and had to be taken to the doctors surgery where I was assessed, put on a nebuliser and prescribed a short course of steroids.
Does anyone have any advice or comments on this experience?

Ask the assessment provider for a home visit in light of your experience today. They will ask you to get a letter from your GP asking for medical reasons why you are unable to attend the centre and wish a home visit. Once the assessment provider has this letter they will advise you if a home visit has been granted or not.