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You Made the Products.
They Hid the Danger

Were You Exposed to Asbestos in a Manufacturing Job? Get the Help You Deserve.

From the 1940s through the late 1980s, asbestos was used in countless manufacturing processes, as insulation, filler, or reinforcement in equipment and products. Workers handled asbestos daily in everything from textile mills to chemical plants.


What seemed like “just dust” at the time was often deadly asbestos fibers, inhaled with every breath.

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THE HISTORY OF ASBESTOS

What Powered Production Also Poisoned the People Behind It

As early as the 1900s, asbestos became a staple in U.S. manufacturing thanks to its heat resistance, strength, and low cost.

 

It was widely used in insulation, brake linings, gaskets, textiles, cement, and electrical components  making its way into factories, machinery, and everyday products.

By the 1930s, medical journals were already linking asbestos exposure to lung disease, yet its use continued to surge during World War II and into the 1970s.

Despite mounting evidence of health risks, manufacturers rarely warned their workers.

 

As a result, countless factory employees unknowingly inhaled asbestos dust daily  and today, many face life-threatening illnesses like mesothelioma and asbestosis, often decades after exposure

The Harm Took Decades to Show
But It Was Always There

Asbestos wasn’t just in the materials. It was in the air, the machines, and the very buildings workers trusted. These roles faced the highest risk of exposure.Even bystanders weren’t safe

Equipment Operators & Machine Maintenance

They kept the factories running, repairing machinery wrapped in asbestos.
Each spark or scrape released fibers that lingered long after the workday ended

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LIVING WITH MESOTHELIOMA

The love you share now will leave a lasting legacy

After a mesothelioma diagnosis, life becomes a whirlwind of decisions, emotions, and uncertainty. You deserve the very best care — treatment that fights the disease, eases your pain, and upholds your dignity.

Take time to explore every option, seek second opinions, and trust that your health and hope are worth fighting for. As treatments narrow, shift your focus to what matters most: relieving your pain and cherishing every moment with the people you love.

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Your time, your memories, and your

peace matter more than ever.
Get the support and justice you deserve.

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