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[2001] NISSCSC C6/01-02(IB) (25 June 2001)
C6/01-02(IB)
"The medical referee overlooked the problem with my right hand which was not mentioned either in the examination or the assessment of the points system. This could make a considerable difference to my points assessment the hand as you can see affects the way in which I now write and pick up things and handle things."
"The reason I am appealing the decision I do not think the medical test was sufficient in that it did not address all the problems like my right hand which had a dybitrons [sic] operation now the little finger goes across the next finger which causes major problems i.e. writing lifting and carrying was not addressed if you check the medical records of my case you will see there is also a weakness in the right shoulder arm and hand as well as the left."
MOYA F BROWN
COMMISSIONER
25 JUNE 2001