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Page 176 1 were unable to move fluid; and, therefore, there was a 2 buildup of bacteria in the lungs, and he developed a 3 right-sided pneumonia. 4 By February of '93, he was on 60 milligrams 5 of morphine every eight hours which is double the dose 6 of an individual who undergoes major surgery. 7 Bilateral chest wall pain. He was still 8 experiencing rashes on his legs from the 9 chemotherapy. His mesothelioma continued to worsen. 10 By May of 1993, he had increasing shortness 11 of breath and chest tightness. 12 By May of 1993 -- that was a picture of Mr. 13 Grewe1s left chest. There was -- there is a left lung 14 there, but it is almost completely encased in a tumor 15 rind. 16 That tumor rind, ladies and gentlemen, 17 became so thick, so thick, that by May of 1993 the 18 pleura was so thick it was unable to be tapped because 19 they couldn't surgically puncture it with a needle to 20 drain the fluid. 21 By June of 1993, he had assistance. He