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@sickalot HI JoAnn, I'm so sorry you went through that. I can relate to having questionable Pulm Drs. My first one in Scottsdale refused to write scripts for anti-biotics telling me that I had viral infections. No wonder my BE progressed. My 2nd Pulm diagnosed me with asthma which now NJH doctor is saying I don't have. I was on steroids for years. My 3rd Pulm doctor here is better. I have been with NJH for quite a while. I lived in Keystone and then Centennial from 1996 to 2011, and then I moved Scottsdale. From 2005 to 2011, my NJH Pulmonary doctor was Dr. James Ellis (a legend), but he's since retired. I just started back at NJH in May of this year following my MABC diagnosis, and my ID doctor there is Dr Michelle Haas. I saw Dr Haas practically every day I was there and I correspond with her on my chart-she's fabulous! Really knowledgeable! I believe she was 5280 #1 ID doctor 2024 or23? No surprise! I can't remember the name of NJH pulmonary Dr, I only saw her briefly, so I don't really have an opinion. I believe Roz liked her Pulm doctor-she was the original post on this thread, so you might want to ask her. You're lucky you live in or near Denver, you can go to NJH for your Pulmonary doctor. It takes a LONG time to get into NJH, so maybe set up 2026 appointment now. Please keep us posted. Kathy