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Page 178 1 dose of pain medication whenever he needed it. He had 2 no appetite. 3 By September of '93, he lost 51 pounds. He 4 was down to 133, and he was a strong virile man who 5 had never been sick. 6 He now had five by five centimeters 7 cachectic tumors in his chest. 8 Appetite was down, pain was increasing and 9 died in October of 1993. 10 He had to be suctioned through his lungs 11 because his lungs were inoperable, and they could not 12 remove the pulmonary secretions. He was terminally 13 ill and eventually he died. 14 Again, there will be no dispute about his 15 disease. There will be evidence in this case and 16 proof that his mesothelioma was caused by his 17 occupational exposure to asbestos. 18 You will hear from Dr. Hammar, a pathologist 19 who examined the lung tissue, and he will tell you Mr. 20 Grewe suffered from malignant mesothelioma caused by 21 asbestos exposure and also by Dr. Lewis Rubin, head of