The Board has also consistently found post-Jacobi that an opinion of total from a doctor’s office post-surgery is meaningless when the doctor continuously opined that the claimant was totally disabled from all employment despite Board decisions to the contrary in the files.  For example, in Ellicott Development, the treating doctor always opined throughout the file that the claimant was totally disabled from all employment.  The Board discussed that the Reserved Decision finding that the uncontroverted opinion of total from that treating was not sufficient to keep the claimant at a total disability for more than a post-surgical period because it was not credible evidence of post-surgery total disability. 