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Bob Button — Sat, 31 Jul 2010 08:29:59 +0000

Thank you for the nice info. You know what? My uncle died from mesothelioma cancer. He had shortness of breath as the disease progressed, chronic fatigue. He was on oxygen for about 3 months (while on palliative care) but eventually he started declining fast. The end result is failure of the lungs and eventual heart failure resulting from the stress placed on the heart. So if you have this kind of symptoms; shortness of breath caused by expanding pleural effusion and persistent dry cough, pleage go to your doctor for further diagnose. Sharing is caring right? Sorry if i’m off topic. I’m quite emo lately and I just wanna share something about this disease. Hope you don’t mind.