Burris v. SAIF Corp.

Claimant seeks review of an order of the Workers’ Compensation Board that denied his claim for an occupational disease. We affirm.

Claimant developed symptoms of multiple sclerosis in 1973. He also experienced migraine headaches and right leg numbness. Three years later, he began to work for employer. In 1977, during a leave from work, his symptoms recurred, and he experienced fatigue and blurred vision. In October, 1978, he quit work because his symptoms had made it too difficult for him to perform. The symptoms dissipated in 1981, and he returned to part-time work for employer. Later, he…