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1 was so shut down by the opacification and the tumor Page 3944 2 running, that he couldn't breathe with the fluids 3 through his lung. 4 THE LAW CLERK: Five minutes, counsel. 5 MR. IGNATOWSKI: MS Contin, chest wall pain, 6 mesothelioma, shortness of breath, increasing 7 shortness of breath, and chest tightness. 8 There is also reference in the records, and 9 you heard Dr. Rubin and Dr. Hammar talk about this, 10 Mr. Grewe had some rib involvement, metastasis to his 11 ribs and now the mesothelioma was driving into that 12 parietal chest wall and starting to destroy those 13 ribs. 14 June of '93, he needs assistance bathing, 15 56-year-old man. You talk about dignity, and you 16 heard Ms. Hines talk about that. 17 Dressing, eating, grooming, these are basic, 18 normal every day functions that we all so commonly do 19 because we don't have a limit. 20 Mr. Grewe couldn't do it for himself 21 anymore. He is 56 years old. You recall his wife I