A claimant’s condition is to be assessed in its totality. All of the possible impairments are to be considered, not just the biggest impairments or the main impairment (Bungay v. Canada (Attorney General), 2011 FCA 47).The information on file supports that MVA in 2011 that has left her with low back pain as well as buttock, knees, neck and upper back pain and post traumatic headaches. These disabilities relate to the accident in 2011 not her former shoulder disability. These occurred 6 years after she last qualified for the benefit and did not prevent work in December 2005.
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