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Page 247 1 What he told the doctors, which is in his 2 medical record, is that in 1948 he worked at a post 3 office garage. He worked around cars. He filled them 4 with gasoline. He did other minor repairs to those 5 cars, and he was exposed to asbestos. 6 Dr. Levine also noted in his medical 7 records, which you will also see, at around the time 8 they were talking to Mr. Wood that Mr. Wood had 9 extensive past exposure to asbestos. 10 Now, February 15, 1990, Dr. Levine saw Mr. 11 Wood in his office in Pikesville. 12 Dr. Levine at that time again did not 13 believe there was any chemotherapeutic regimen that 14 would be appropriate for Mr. Wood because we heard 15 this disease is incurable, it is untreatable and it is 16 progressive, and it was all of those things for Mr. 17 Wood. 18 However, he did take a chest X-ray in 19 comparison to the previous X-ray just to monitor Mr. 20 Wood's condition; and he just prescribed a very mild 21 pain medication, Naprosyn for chest discomfort.