Consultant letter , not happy with wording..

I have a doctors report for my daughter. She has Functional neurological disorder and is severely affected physically by the condition.

She cannot move below the waist and is awaiting a wheelchair after being referred by a physio.

Now heres the issue...this new report l have goes into great detail explining my daughters difficulties, not being able to walk, leg tremors and spasms, visual disturbance. She is awaiting a wheelchair etc. But then, the Dr says 'she has no physical concerns' for my daughter!?

So from what l understand she must be refering to the fact FND is a condition with the wiring of the brain, and the brain not sending and recieving the correct signals. So not physical?

But this is not right, dla are going to pounce on this comment and spin it around. I thoight i had read some caselaw about this very point. It was caselaw that showed that just because there is no identifiable physical cause, that doesnt mean the symptims are not there, somti g along those lines anyway

Sorry to ramble, l just dont think this is right. Also you would think there are 'physical concerns ' when a child cannot move half of their body!

I would welcome you help

Thank you in advance