OPINION AND ORDER
On December 9, 1985, Joseph Goforth, the claimant-appellee herein, was awarded a 50% permanent, partial occupational disability benefit. The award contained the usual provision that the employer would be liable for medical treatment that was reasonably required for the cure and relief from the effects of the injury. The opinion and order noted that Dr. Paine, a neurologist who had testified for the employer, had diagnosed claimant as "suffering...
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