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Mrs. Wood and Mr. Wood's son and they discussed possible options that he may have had at that time for this incurable, untreatable disease that he had. Dr. Levine told him honestly that with chemotherapy, he would have less than 50 percent for a response to that. And after full discussion of the treatment options of which there were virtually none available for Mr. Wood, Mr. Wood declined chemotherapy which was felt appropriate by Dr. Levine because in essence, other than pain medication, there really wasn't anything that could be done for Mr. Wood. On May 2nd of 1990, when Mr. Wood was sent home, he was having such shortness of breath at that time that Dr. Levine referred and started him on home oxygen. He was sent home, and he was referred for home oxygen so he would be able to breathe better while he was at home. As I told you, on May 26, 1990, Nollie Wood died.