continued to experience pain in her lower back, hips, and buttocks. In October 1998, Dr. King
       referred Darlene to Dr. Schoedinger, an orthopedic surgeon, who performed surgery in 1999.
       Darlene testified that since the surgery, her symptoms have improved but that she still has
       some ongoing pain.
¶9         At the end of her direct examination, Darlene testified that roughly in September or
       October of 1998, she went to sit in a chair at work, but it rolled out from under her. She landed
       on her arm, but her hips hit theopen only if the parties agreed and again
       reserved ruling on the admissibility of the deposition.
¶ 11       The deposition of Dr. Charles King was admitted into evidence. The cover of the
       deposition designates that the deposition is an evidence deposition. Dr. King testified that he is
       a chiropractor and began treating Darlene on April 29, 1998, when she presented with lower
       back pain. Dr. King testified that Darlene had two MRIs, one on July 26, 1998, and the second
       on October 15, 1998. According to Dr. King, both MRIs showed the same