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        | 09-0054.doc | thought she was doing what she needed to do to get an SIME.  She maintains Mr. Weddle told her she would | 
    
        | 09-0055.doc | to get through to the prehearing telephonically until it was over.
  
On October 5, 2007, Employer sent | 
    
        | 09-0056.doc | . Shepro was attempting to get his claim heard.  We find the January 11, 2007 letter and the rest of our | 
    
        | 09-0057.doc | business is open normal business hours and days, and “daily as needed” to get the work done.  His business | 
    
        | 09-0058.doc | back, her pain symptoms were starting to get worse and she had pain radiating into her bilateral | 
    
        | 09-0060.doc | knee pain.  Apparently you have been unable to get her past records with regard to her right knee”¦
You | 
    
        | 09-0062.doc | , which helped him progress “very slowly.”  His symptoms “waxed and waned.”  Employee felt he was getting | 
    
        | 09-0067.doc | in Burke.
  In both editions of the publication, it is stated:
How to get reemployment benefits:  You | 
    
        | 09-0069.doc | business is open normal business hours and days, and “daily as needed” to get the work done.  His business | 
    
        | 09-0072.doc | settlement was in her best interest because she would rather get “something than nothing.”  She added: “Any | 
    
        | 09-0075.doc | to “get through with some hearings and some other issues” with the next hearing being schedule | 
    
        | 09-0076.doc | ” and get some “fresh air.”  Employee reportedly had no memory of events after he put water on his face.  Dr | 
    
        | 09-0085.doc | in 1999, but simply “sucked it up” to finish the season, before getting medical help.
  She argued | 
    
        | 09-0088.doc | and monthly reports are virtually identical, and it is easy to get confused.  He testified he had two other | 
    
        | 09-0089.doc | was getting stronger.  At her session on November 18, 2004, the employee reported her knee was getting | 
    
        | 09-0090.doc | “definitive” to get his condition fixed so Dr. Kropp referred him to a surgical evaluation.
On November 11 | 
    
        | 09-0092.doc | also testified that she eventually did get the Report of Injury form from her employer which | 
    
        | 09-0094.doc | representing an injured employee in front of the board automatically gets full, actual fees. We held in Bouse v | 
    
        | 09-0095.doc | . Christensen stated Ms. Stillwell represented to her the business was working on getting coverage | 
    
        | 09-0096.doc | not suffer a new injury in 1981, but aggravated his 1976 injury.
  He testified the employee did get worse | 
    
        | 09-0097.doc | was getting depressed.
  
Dr. Cain referred Claimant to AA Pain Clinic, Inc. for pain management | 
    
        | 09-0099.doc | showed the employee walking normally while getting in and out of a vehicle, shopping in a store | 
    
        | 09-0100.doc | . West reported his knee was getting better, but was still painful.  His neck, however, was not getting | 
    
        | 09-0102.doc | of the board automatically gets full, actual fees. We held in Bouse v. Fireman's Fund Insurance Co | 
    
        | 09-0107.doc | of these ”˜officer titles’ are getting a little strange! I think we need to see a copy of their Bylaws stating | 
    
        | 09-0108.doc | and Nels Wilson stating “you’re going to have to get that fixed” or words to that effect as the employee’s | 
    
        | 09-0109.doc | benefits but said he has not been able to get a rating because ANMC does not do ratings.  He has been told | 
    
        | 09-0110.doc | , and getting out of a chair.  The brace did provide some relief of her pain, but physical therapy did not.  Dr | 
    
        | 09-0112.doc | he did not call the Board.  One telephone contact stated he would get a message to the employee | 
    
        | 09-0114.doc | was forced to use CCO as a PEO because he could not get WCI any other way, and Mr. Smith had communicated | 
    
        | 09-0116.doc | ” MRI “looked pretty good.”  
Dr. Kropp recommended steroid injections and possible facet blocks to get | 
    
        | 09-0129.doc | of pain in his joints including his hands.  Mr. Manning discontinued Crestor after getting lab results | 
    
        | 09-0131.doc | knee revision and discussed the possibility of her peroneal nerve palsy getting worse after surgery | 
    
        | 09-0136.doc | mother has reported the symptoms are getting worse.  She testified her mother cannot use stairs | 
    
        | 09-0139.doc | in a while, he feels nauseated and gets sweaty” with “heartburn and dyspepsia after eating.”  The employee | 
    
        | 09-0144.doc | gets full, actual fees. We held in Bouse v. Fireman's Fund Insurance Co. that an employee is entitled | 
    
        | 09-0147.doc | and his current employer have worked with him to accommodate his lifting restrictions but it is getting | 
    
        | 09-0148.doc |  | 
    
        | 09-0150.doc | is not currently getting medical treatment because she cannot afford it and does not have transportation to go | 
    
        | 09-0156.doc | ] is not getting tons of relief with physical therapy nor the Medrol Dosepeak, we are going to go ahead and try | 
    
        | 09-0157.doc | interested in massage therapy.
  She did not seek to get a license as a massage therapist when she moved | 
    
        | 09-0168.doc | in seawater, and the buoyancy of the coat prevented him from getting out from under the overturned skiff | 
    
        | 09-0171.doc | overworking, and reaggravated his injury.”
  He also recounted doing paperwork on the Slope after getting | 
    
        | 09-0173.doc | or walks for any length of time he gets a little numbness which comes “over the lateral aspect of the leg | 
    
        | 09-0176.doc | obtained the EME to get an independent medical opinion, and controverted (id.).  Ms. Mackay hired Dr | 
    
        | 09-0182.doc | to severe abdominal pain, delaying her getting to timely medical attention which might have saved her life | 
    
        | 09-0184.doc | credibly responded:  “I loved it.  You get ”“ we get double time.  We get double time for working over | 
    
        | 09-0185.doc | his thigh was getting better, was not aching, but was “tingling” (July 5, 2005 chart note).  Employee | 
    
        | 09-0188.doc | with a psychological illness.  Employee conceded when she gets “stressed out” she gets a “little bit moody | 
    
        | 09-0194.doc | ) for evaluation.  Employee told Dr. Gritzka she fired her attorney because he was “getting information to opposing | 
    
        | 09-0195.doc | Claimant’s chief complaint was “feeling hopeless about getting help for pain condition and incorrect | 
    
        | 09-0201.doc | when his neck and shoulders get tired but does not need it for his lung condition (COPD).  He also | 
    
        | 09-0202.doc | truck, as well as helping other people.  The claimant was easy to get along with, and Mr. Hammer wished | 
    
        | 09-0205.doc | an injured worker could get residing anywhere in Alaska:
MR. LISANKIE: The third heading that I have | 
    
        | 09-0207.doc | starting in February 2006, when he “apparently bent over to get some type of power washer, and developed | 
    
        | 09-0212.doc |  | 
    
        | 09-0213.doc | workers get bad press, so they did not need to come to work and be harassed.  She believes social workers | 
    
        | 08-0155.doc | is being made to get the employee into a pain management program but it is difficult because of his history | 
    
        | 09-0007.doc | .  However, she is running out of levels to fuse and we start to get on a slippery slope with this and we | 
    
        | 10-0002.doc | by the surgeon.  Dr. Coalwell noted Employee was getting greater than 100 mg of Oxycontin per day with only fair | 
    
        | 10-0003.doc | hitting him with my clipboard.  He tried to overpower me, grabbing me by the waist.  I struggled to get | 
    
        | 10-0005.doc | treatments received by the employee provided good relief to permit her to get good exercise for core | 
    
        | 10-0006.doc |  | 
    
        | 10-0009.doc | his symptoms were getting worse.  The WCC was received by the Board on May 8, 2007 (Employee’s | 
    
        | 10-0011.doc | they stated:  “We ”¦ recommend that Dr. Craig’s recommendations be followed and that this claimant get some | 
    
        | 10-0018.doc | of pain in multiple areas.  Dr. Pulver noted it was somewhat difficult to get clear details in relation | 
    
        | 10-0019.doc |  | 
    
        | 10-0023.doc | not sign the C&R he would not get benefits and would not be able to see a doctor.  He testified his doctors | 
    
        | 10-0028.doc | .  He opined the employee did not have arm weakness.  He recommended the employee lose weight and get | 
    
        | 10-0033.doc | chart note).
24. On September 27, 2007, Dr. Eule arranged for Employee to start physical therapy to get | 
    
        | 10-0040.doc | summary form within five days after getting an additional medical report. A copy of the medical summary | 
    
        | 10-0042.doc | left arm, which goes toward his backbone, then he gets “shock-ness” that goes to underneath his jaw | 
    
        | 10-0044.doc | : “one might get lucky and get some degree of significant relief from arthroscopic debridement | 
    
        | 10-0045.doc | , to address delays in getting disputed cases before the Board, and to address “the [B]oard’s problems | 
    
        | 10-0049.doc | of the investigation and the delay in getting to hearing.
1. Has Employer failed to file proof of workers | 
    
        | 10-0055.doc | in getting disputed cases before the Board and ”˜the [B]oard’s problems in timely docketing cases for hearing | 
    
        | 10-0057.doc | and indeed anxious to have the SIME go forward so he could continue to get needed medical treatment | 
    
        | 10-0065.doc | the involvement of her right lower extremity. He further noted “This patient’s knee condition is such that getting | 
    
        | 10-0066.doc | , the efforts made to get the witness to attend the hearing or a deposition, and the date the party first knew | 
    
        | 10-0077.doc | was having pain, grating and grinding in his knee when he saw him on April 2, 2003 he "was getting | 
    
        | 10-0079.doc | , the 'nondescript in the labor market.'  Work if he gets it, is likely to be casual and intermittent. . . . Rebuff | 
    
        | 10-0083.doc | to get this wound healed, I believe we need to attempt to do everything we can to minimize the venous | 
    
        | 10-0093.doc | five days after getting an additional medical report.  A copy of the medical summary form, together | 
    
        | 10-0095.doc | his thigh was getting better, was not aching, but was “tingling” (July 5, 2005 chart note).  Employee | 
    
        | 10-0098.doc | litigation costs (Carey).  She testified in her opinion, her former attorney should not get these fees | 
    
        | 10-0109.doc | in his knee when he saw him on April 2, 2003 he "was getting by and was working" and thus did not need | 
    
        | 10-0111.doc | 27, 2005 chart note).  On July 5, 2005, Employee reported his thigh was getting better | 
    
        | 10-0114.doc | or walking for one hour consecutively before she is able to get off her feet for a 15 minute break.  Dr | 
    
        | 10-0115.doc | an updated medical summary form within five days after getting an additional medical report. A copy | 
    
        | 10-0116.doc | for answering the phones from 10:30 AM to 2:30 PM.  All they do is get someone who [indiscernible strikethrough | 
    
        | 10-0123.doc | for another attorney to get up to speed for a hearing on the merits, much less a self-represented litigant who | 
    
        | 10-0125.doc | Christensen, M.D., diagnosed Employee as having “pain in arms and hands just keeps getting worse” and c-spine | 
    
        | 10-0127.doc | after getting an additional medical report. A copy of the medical summary form, together with copies | 
    
        | 10-0130.doc | messages for Employee.  Employee understood from Mr. Sullivan’s messages he could get $5,000.00 more money | 
    
        | 10-0131.doc | was getting depressed.
  
11) On July 10, 2003, on a pain diagram she completed for AA Pain Clinic, Claimant | 
    
        | 10-0139.doc | the validity of Employee’s injury and she “couldn’t figure out why [Employee] was getting worse.”  She | 
    
        | 10-0142.doc | assistance to get to the couch (Employee’s statement, June 10, 2009).
3) On March 18, 2009, Employee’s | 
    
        | 10-0147.doc | that the IMEs are at best based upon spurious information.
       
F)      I have repeatedly tried to get the Board | 
    
        | 10-0148.doc | ; however, she asserts she missed the original SIME appointments because she did not get notice | 
    
        | 10-0158.doc | ).
31) At hearing on September 15, 2010, Employee testified his “hand” was getting worse (Abdullah).
32 |