her accident.  Six days before the accident, the claimant’s treating doctor opined that she had a moderate lumbar disability, with mild to moderate motion deficits in her thoracic and low back.   After the accident, she was given a temporary total disability by her doctors.  Her providers testified that that after the accident, the claimant reported tenderness to her spine and her range of motion had decreased in both her neck and her low back.  During cross-examination, they conceded that she had injured her neck and re-injured her back in the MVA and admitted that the MVA had exacerbated her back injury.  They also confirmed that her MRI findings had changed following the MVA. They agreed that it would be difficult to attribute her current condition specifically to her Workers’ Compensation claim.