My understanding under the Worker's Compensation Act is that if you do not receive benefits for a work related injury within two (2) years after the injury has been reported to your employer you have waived your claim for such benefits if you have failed to file a request for arbitration under the Act within this two year period.From what you have written, it has been more than six (6) years since you were injured on the job and you have yet to receive any worker's compensation benefits for this injury. Unfortunately, from what you have written, if you have never filed a petition for arbitration for this claim under the Act, you may be barred from receiving such benefits under time deadlines (statute of limitations). To confirm, you should consult with a worker's compensation attorney.