Hi Sue, Yes I did. Just to give you a recap on my situation in Sept 2024 I had my first low dose Lung cancer screen. (Im 52 former smoker, quit 15 years ago. My Primary Care doctor recommended it because of my smoking history, as well as the fact that my dad who was also a former smoker passed away from lung cancer in 2016. Needless to say I have PTSD from his experience.) On my Sept 2024 scan they found 4 sub centimeter ground glass nodules in various lobes. Two 4-5mm, one 5-6mm, and one 6-7mm was the largest. They were classified LUNG RADS Category 2 and recommended annual follow up scan. I was afraid to wait that long so I consulted with a pulmonologist in my area that has a great reputation and excellent reviews and feedback with her patients. I visited with her in November. I asked all my questions and explained all my fears due to my family history, smoking history. She looked at my scans and said that only a small number of these things ever become cancer. And that many of them are transient, and can self resolve in a few months, as well as just stay stable and do nothing as they are just artifact left from old infections. She stated that although we can "never say never" or predict if any of these will ever be a cancer she said it is not likely. We will scan you in four months and go from there. So end of Jan 2025 I was scanned again and there was no change. Report said stable previously described sub centimeter nodules compared to 9/24 scan. No significant growth change in interval. No new or enlarging nodules. While I was glad that there has been no growth or nothing new, I was disappointed to learn they are still there. Of course, Dr. Google has led me back down the rabbit hole and told me that persistent nodules have a higher risk of malignancy, ground glass nodules have an indolent course that is slow growing but malignant nonetheless, and that multiple nodules almost always represent cancer in early stages. 🙁 During my second consultation with the pulmonologist after the follow up scan she said, we tend to think of cancer as in one nodule, not multiple nodules, these can stay stable and never grow because they are just artifact, we will continue to monitor with scans annually but that I shouldn't lose any sleep over this, etc. etc. My next scan is September 2025 so approximately 8 months from now. I am anxious person, this is not going to be easy for me. I am trying to cope with the uncertainty. I feel like I am just sitting here waiting for the other shoe to drop and it is very depressing. I guess I am just looking for cases where there can still be hope that these things just go away. Wishful thinking :/ I don't know. It sounds like in your case you had illness? I'm guessing maybe you had some symptoms or how did you figure out you had a fungal infection? My pulmonologist said alot of times our bodies fight off infections that never even "made us feel sick" and we wouldn't have even known we had an infection were it not for the "footprint" it left behind. I've had no symptoms. Last time I had covid would have been one year before the Sept scan... Sept 2023 I had a typical covid case, fever for a couple days, then just head congestion and a nasty cough for about 2 weeks. Nothing since then. Thanks for hearing me out. I am glad to know your nodules have resolved for you and hope you never get them again. Wishing you good health!