State ex rel. Josephson v. Industrial Commission

{¶ 1} Appellee-claimant Sally Josephson sprained her low back at work on March 31, 1999. A workers’ compensation claim was allowed, and temporary total disability compensation (“TTC”) was started. In late 1999, claimant was diagnosed with cancer. Surgery for that disease was performed in January 2000.

{¶ 2} After her operation, claimant began a Bureau of Workers’ Compensation rehabilitation program, including a work-hardening program. After she began chemotherapy, she and the bureau agreed to suspend further rehabilitative *196efforts because of the ill effects of the therapy. Claimant’s…