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For William Cassone, the road to workers' compensation led through the office of Dr. Hershel Samuels, an Independent Medical Examiner with the state's worker's compensation system.

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  • 1st Dr. would not pull me out of work after my workplace would not stop painters and floor strippers using acid burnt my lungs.

    I had a Dr. tell me to wear a arm brace and take more ibuprofin[sp] over 2 yrs of pain before I finally said no more BS. You really have to stand up for yourself & hope teh Judge agree's.

  • The Doctor is an independent medical examiner for Liberty Mutual.

  • 1.-copy and paste

    2.-paste it in 2 different videos

    3.. hold breath for 10 secs

    4.- look at your hand

  • 1.-copy and paste

    2.-paste it in 2 different videos

    3.. hold breath for 10 secs

    4.- look at your hands

  • The current educational creditation is entirely at fault!!!!!!!!!

  • meu ve

  • what are you talking about

  • I think the room might have been so cold it affected the doctor's ability to reason.

  • its all upside down!!! ahhhh!!1

  • Thank you for this.

    The nurse is supposed to write down the numbers as the doctor speaks the ...numbers.

    Man that doctor is old. The doctor looks like a heart patient.. a congestive heart failure.

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