Posted by J Rodrigues on 4/04/04

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I won't go into the entire story, just the highlights.
What type of documents will the Workmans Comp Board accept
concerning a large exposure to sulfur dioxide inhalation.
I was exposed to a large amount of this chemical due to a
wrong or failed respirator. (I was in a full chemical suit
at the time). The chemical company I work for has not
denied the exposure, just the effects from it. They say
the symtoms go away 3-4 days after exposure. I am still
under the care of a specialist and this happened Jan 13 04.
I have done alot of research concerning this type of
exposurer so I know thay are bluffing.
What does the comp board need? Do I need a specialized
lawyer for this and do I need a doctors who specalizes in
chemical injuries? My general physican and pulmonary
specialist both have in their record that my illness came
from this exposure.
Any advise?

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