My father, you know, he was a carpenter, he did a lot of construction work and he also worked for Pullman Standard for many years. He also worked at Pontiac so he dealt with a lot of asbestos stuff, definitely. It took over, we did the radiation, the radiation didn't work because it's just, I mean, it was the worst kind back then. Now they, you know, they've redone it and it's better.
The technology is better now, but back then, I. Mean, it took him away from here quick. We found out about ELG by my father's doctor dr. Griffin who was his oncologist at the time.
As a kid I saw my father be strong, so when I saw him go down to zero almost, you know, it was like this got something's got to give, you know, and I had talked to the doctor, my mom talked to the doctor and he said "You know, we know a good group that's doing awesome things for people that are filing claims for asbestos. I will tell anyone that ELG is A1, A ++, because they care, they really care, they talk to you, they listen to your feelings and they work hard for you. You have to be patient so I've learned a lot of patience going through all these different, you know, things that I've been going through as far as to the ups and downs of dealing with the diagnosis and going through even that the compensation part of it, I mean, just the paperwork, the ... It's a lot but it's okay..
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