and Claimant begins to complain of headaches, difficulty concentrating, and other cognitive dysfunctions. Of course, when they begin to see doctors, they tell every single one they were exposed to asbestos in the aftermath of this explosion. Who cares if the MRI he eventually received was suggestive of a traumatic brain injury? The doctors stick to their theory of toxic encephalopathy due to this asbestos. An IME was secured and, while the most likely diagnosis was still toxic encephalopathy, it was specifically noted that the newspaper articles supplied declared the air around the incident “safe to breathe” before the claimant ever returned to work, so no causal relationship was found.