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Lack of Evidence on Suicide, Opioids Sends Postal Worker’s Widow’s Case Back to OWCP
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workerscompensation.comLack of Evidence on Suicide, Opioids Sends Postal Worker’s Widow’s Case Back to OWCP
A postal worker who had bilateral carpal tunnel syndrome for which he stopped working due to authorized surgery took his own life at the age of 48. According to his widow, who filed a claim for compensation, intractable pain from the worker's right hand triggered the suicide.
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