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What Was Actually Pre-Existing: The worker has a documented, managed history of
migraines — a common, non-disabling condition that, until January 12, 2026, had been
successfully controlled. The worker also has heightened sensory sensitivity consistent with
his autistic neurological profile. Neither of these conditions had resulted in a single sick day
due to a work-related injury in 25 years of heavy industry service.

What Was NOT Pre-Existing: The Advisor characterizes the worker's PTSD and the
associated psychological deterioration as pre-existing. This is factually incorrect and
clinically significant. The PTSD and the sensory-induced meltdown documented from
February 2026 onward were direct psychological sequelae of the workplace acoustic injury
— they were caused by the sustained, unmitigated 328 Hz resonance exposure and the
subsequent autistic nervous system overload. They did not exist before January 12, 2026.
Characterizing them as "pre-existing and non-occupational" is not a clinical finding — it is an
administrative maneuver identical to what was deployed in the ruptured eardrum case
(A1802828): weaponizing the worker's biological profile to absorb the liability that belongs to
the engineering failure. The Advisor selectively deployed migraine history while
simultaneously ignoring the worker's autistic neurological profile as explanatory context for
the severity of the response. She used one pre-existing condition as a scapegoat while
suppressing the other as inconvenient.

SECTION III: CHRONOLOGICAL SANITIZATION — THE
SMOKING GUN

The most damaging finding in this case is not the clinical opinion itself. It is what the
Freedom of Information process revealed about how that opinion was constructed. To justify
treating an unshielded modern server fan array in an occupied classroom as a safe
environment equivalent to a quiet office, the Advisor required historical benchmarks that
minimized the hazard. Through FIPPA Request WCB-2026-0484, the internal advisor
processing logs were obtained. They reveal two source documents at the foundation of the
denial: