Roberts v. Leo Levi Hospital

Tom Glaze, Judge.

In this Workers’ Compensation case, the Commission found that the appellant failed to prove she sustained a compensable injury. Appellant’s primary issue on appeal is that there is not substantial evidence to support the Commission’s finding.

Appellant contends that she was injured on December 22, 1981, at the Levi Hospital where she worked as a nurses’ aide. She testified that she experienced a tingling sensation in both legs when she was assisting a bed patient. Later the same day, appellant said that she bent over to pick up paper from the floor and “something popped.” She…