SHAW, Judge.
Claimant, at the time of her employment, suffered from a pre-existing back disease that was susceptible to aggravation. In the course of employment, she injured or aggravated her back by lifting and tossing twenty-five pound bags of coins into a small safe beneath her teller's window, from a kneeling position. The deputy found that this injury was noncompensable, because it could as well have occurred in her nonemployment life and was routine to her job...
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