Excellent report on public corruption. The question is..why has nothing changed?

This is a letter from the state medical board. Then included are copies of an insurance attorney/medical board member using an unlicensed doctor. The unlicensed doctor is with Parthenia Medical Group, who advertised their address here, yet the unlicensed doctor saw this patient in a hotel room. Joe Cooper went on to be an Attorney General.

PET SCAN. This is the PET Scan performed at UCLA Irvine in 1999. I have a brain injury. This brain injury was caused by exposure to Trimellitic Anhydride. Chemical testing of my blood confirmed this and several physicians have concurred as to how I was exposed...at my employment. Two PET Scan experts agreed to the damage to my brain. My hypersensitivity to chemicals causing the Toxic Encephalopathy to affect my daily life and tasks, is life changing. Continuing to force me into situations that further damage my health is unconscionable and cruel. Continuing to do this to me after the State medically retired me for "occupational injury", is ridiculous and abusive. It's FRAUD.

In 1988 I was exposed to TMA (Trimellitic Anhydride). I became very ill, with a strange spectrum of difficulties. In early 1989, because I had such serious respiratory problems from my exposure at work, I had an allergy test performed. All test results were negative. In 1998, eleven years later, the State of Alaska, workers' compensation board sent me to an SIME doctor who advertised in SEAK. She included in her SIME "panel", an allergist, Dr. Philip Fireman. This doctor criticized other doctors I had seen and who had performed tests. He was adamantly against anything to do with the term MCS. He proceeded to tell me he was sure it was an allergy to dust mites since they are a common allergen. He tried to tell me that my respiratory issues were not with the exposure to TMA but to a dust mite that I had been exposed to some 20 years or so earlier in another state. The dust mite he felt was responsible is common in tropical warm climates. The Alaska work comp board was thrilled with this diagnosis from him, claiming that a dust mite allergy was responsible for the issues I was having. Now at the time, Alaska was basically mite free, especially one that is common in the tropical climates, the mite that Dr. Fireman stated I had. Numerous studies were performed here regarding dust mites and extensive literature has been published regarding dust mites. Dr. Timothy Foote was one of those researchers. I went to him and he performed another dust mite test on me, which was also negative. Now, a reasonable person would look at the allergy test from when I first became so ill with this respiratory disease, immediately after the exposure, and see there were no allergies. A note was written to Dr. Gilbert Friday requesting his thoughts on how serious a dust mite issue might be considering the low numbers. His response is posted here and says not likely to cause serious issues. Please note that Gilbert Friday is Philip Fireman's "boss". The only doctor to find a dust mite allergy to blame for the respiratory disease was the INSURANCE doctor hired by the State of Alaska, eleven years after the exposure and after three injections of the dust mite antigen at the same visit, as fast as he could prepare each dose, and in spite of the extensive literature by chemical experts stating the respiratory damage done by exposure to TMA, the chemical I was exposed to. The same chemical known to cause respiratory disease. The memo is to Paul Grossi, who was at that time, Director, Division of Workers' Compensation, Dept of Labor, whom I believe was formerly a Hearing Officer, prior to becoming Director. All state agencies connected to workers' compensation refused to allow the evidence proving my case in regards to the respiratory disease I now have resulting from my work exposure. This is a deliberate action by the state to use insurance doctors to fabricate false medical reports in order to deny claims, and in the opinion of many, clearly shows a deliberate intent to commit fraud against injured workers, at least by a reasonable persons standards.

If it had not been for Dr. Arora, perhaps we would not have decided to look under the rocks. When we did, one rock led to two and two led to three. Soon it was quite evident that the vile filth under the rocks was everywhere. The state of Alaska's Attorney generals office represented this doctor. Though nearly 20 years ago complaints were made about him to the authorities, nothing was done. He left a trail of death and destruction behind him. Even law suits in both Alaska and Hawaii did nothing, and being sued by the State of California itself did nothing.

This is the newspaper write up regarding bias of the comp system in Alaska IN FAVOR OF THE INSURANCE INDUSTRY. Of course it always helps when the Attorney Generals office is a controlling entity in the workers' compensation system.

UNJUST TREATMENT: "Independent Medical Examinations & Workers' Compensation in New York State. PLEASE read this and share. This is NOT just about New York, it is about EVERYWHERE and EVERYONE. It is very disturbing.