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John
W. Miller, Inc.
Attorneys at Law
101 Moody Court,
Suite 100
Thousand Oaks, CA
91360
(805) 497-0857 ext. 111
Fax (805) 495-2684
Email: john@m-associates.com
April 24, 2006
Frank P. Serrao
Address shielded for this online presentation
Simi Valley, CA 93063
Re: Frank P. Serrao vs. Global Entertainment Partners
WCAB No : VNO 0525423
Dear Mr. Serrao:
STATUS REPORT
This
is a status on what we have learned in your case and the other mold
exposure cases we are handling for you and your co-workers at Downey
Studios. We have volumes of documents we are wading through
in an
effort to determine what chemicals you may have been exposed to in the
air and dust at Downey Studios. We are certain, however, of
your
exposure to molds.
In speaking with Bruce S. Gillis, M.D.,
one
of the leading mold experts in the country, he and others have been
doing DNA testing at the University of Illinois on people exposed to
molds. What they have found, which surprised Dr. Gillis, is
that
people who work around molds for even a short period of time on a
regular basis injure their immune systems. While their immune
systems
have been injured, and if they continue to work around molds, it causes
further injury.
Unless you receive the correct anti-fungal
medication and treatment which could take a long period of time, your
immune system remains depressed. This explains why you may
continue to
have infections, pulmonary problems and asthmas over and over again
which may go away and come back, or may not go away at all.
I am
attempting to have the DNA blood testing done for you and each of your
co-workers which will give us a base line and determine the amount of
injuries you have sustained from the molds. Once that is done
and you
start with the correct medical treatment, the tests can be re-run in a
couple of years to determine the effectiveness of the treatment and the
status of your immune system.
Very truly yours,
John W. Miller
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