Zeigler v. Coast to Coast Stores

In this workmen’s compensation case claimant argues that she is permanently and totally disabled and in the alternative that the claim should be remanded for the consideration of additional evidence which was offered but refused in the circuit court.

We affirm on both issues. Claimant, who is now 55 years old, injured her back in 1967 while working as a clerk in a hardware store. A myelogram was performed followed by a laminectomy which did not produce much relief. Because of persistent back and right leg pain, she had a second myelogram in May of 1972 and as a result a neurosurgeon and an…