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1 to have a pump installed for narcotics, and it had to
2 be moved from location to location and sometime from
3 the abdomen to the left thigh because the pain and the
4 needle was bothering him where the needle for the pump
5 was installed.
6 He was a prisoner the last six months of his
7 life. He was a prisoner in his own house, and his
8 prisoner was his CADD pump that helped him to survive
9 with the use of narcotics so that he could survive and
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10 deal with the pain. 11 He was down to 133. He had wasted away and
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12 had been eaten away by the disease mesothelioma. He
13 had lost 51 pounds. He had no appetite. He had 5 by
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14 5 centimeter cachetic lumps, cancer lumps in his
15 chest.
16 Increasing pain, nausea, shortness of
17 breath, pulmonary secretions, and he was terminal by
18 October of 1993. You heard Dr. Hammar testify, and 19 you heard Dr. Rubin testify.
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20 For those injuries, for that pain and
21 suffering, for those problems, we respectfully request