Bob Lawton, my uncle, died in October 2006. He had mesothelioma, a rare type of cancer.
It attacked his lungs. During the last two months of his 80-year life, he endured
bad pain. At times, the only dosage of painkiller that dulled his pain was so high
that it made him unconscious or, when awake, unable to talk. I wasn't there when it
happened, but he begged one of his doctors for a let...
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