ordered the father to pay the mother $100 per month per child for the support of the two minor children and to pay all medical, dental and pharmaceutical bills incurred by the children. On October 9, 1980 the father filed a rule for suspension of the payments of child support alleging he had been totally disabled since June 18, 1980. A hearing was held on October 21, 1980 and a judgment was rendered ordering that one half of the child support payments be suspended for a period of six months beginning November 1.
On February 11, 1982 the father filed the present rule to terminate the child support payments. The basis for this rule  the disabling accident of June 1980  was the same as that which hadresulted in the October 1980 suspension of half of the support payments. A hearing was held on March 5. The rule was dismissed on March 9, 1982.
The uncontradicted testimony of Dupuy revealed the following facts:[1] In June 1980 Dupuy suffered a work related accident while working for ODECO resulting in injuries to his back with damage to his central nervous system. He was unsure as to the extent of his injuries and was being treated by Dr. Bertuccini in Lafayette, Louisiana. Dupuy had previously broken his neck in another accident in 1979. Since the 1980 accident Dupuy has attempted to work on several occasions but has been unable to work because of his injuries and was advised by his doctor not to work until surgery has been performed.