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From Construction Worker to Asbestos Attorney

Friday, April 30th, 2010

Edwardsville, IL: before attending law school and working at Goldenberg Heller Antognoli & Rowland, PC, one of the foremost asbestos litigation firms in the US, attorney R.J. Abernathy was a union laborer for more than 20 years. “I worked in construction from 1983 until I went to law school,” says Abernathy. “My father died of asbestos-related lung cancer and then my uncle was diagnosed with mesothelioma. I wanted to help others in some way and wound up in asbestos litigation.”

Abernathy is unique within his profession: he worked in the same or similar factories, refineries and power plants as many of his clients. these experiences provide him with a personal understanding of the types of equipment and products to which they were likely exposed. because of his 20-plus years in construction, he can help identify a myriad of exposures during his clients’ lifetimes that have contributed to their disease.

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What to expect with chemo & radiation therapy?

Wednesday, April 14th, 2010

My mother was recently diagnosed with small cell stage 4 lung cancer. She has had 2 radiation treatments & starts chemo tomorrow.

She is expected to come home in 4 days & I plan on staying with her & my dad to help out. I am wondering about what to expect in reguards to her behavior once home. Will she be sleepy, feeling sick, grumpy, bone idle…etc…?

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