Woman Develops Peritoneal Mesothelioma After Second-Hand Asbestos Exposure
Recalls second-hand exposure to asbestos from father’s, husband’s jobs
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Brenda was exposed to asbestos as a child through her father and later through her husband, an auto mechanic. She was later diagnosed with peritoneal mesothelioma, a rare cancer of the abdomen caused by asbestos exposure. In this video she discusses the many ways you can be exposed to asbestos.
Learn more about how asbestos exposure can lead to peritoneal mesothelioma.
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Video Transcript: Woman Develops Peritoneal Mesothelioma After Second-Hand Asbestos Exposure
Asbestos was put into your insulation in your home. Asbestos was also insulating your pipes. Asbestos was a great measure and cheap to use, so it was everywhere. Exposure to drywall, Bondex, brake dust. Residential, like heating and cooling or any heating and cooling, really. I also believe working at places like the shipyards. I got peritoneal mesothelioma from (second-hand asbestos exposure while) working with my dad. He was a subcontractor, and he used to take us with him on his job sites. And my husband, my ex-husband, used to work on cars. He changed brakes and motor oil... did pretty much like a mechanic. He was a shade-tree mechanic.
