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I wish you good luck in getting answers. i hope him being in demand means he is very good and you get help. i think thats all any of us want. i have never seen a rheumatologist before. this is all new to me. i understand about flares but i have alot of health issues and alot of specialists appts set up. im going on my 5th GI and im hoping he works out i have a good feeling but we will see next week. my GI issues are actually my bigger concern possibly autoimmune gastritis which i wish wasnt the case but you know i try to reduce my stress as much as possible. stress i know for anything your dealing with will only make symptoms worse. but not having the best drs as i been going through for almost 2 years thats stressful. but i just found a really good primary, which does lift alot of stress up, so thats a good thing. the GI is right there where they are so im hopeful.

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I just found a good primary as well!! This rheumatologist takes difficult cases. My old rheumatologist scrolled through my medical issues, said she had never seen someone with so many issues and proceeded to walk out on me and they wouldn't provide another doc in the same group. I also have a lot of medical issues. Breast cancer survivor. Thyroid cancer survivor. Chronic leukemia for life. Burst bowel and lost my sigmoid colon -colostomy, resection and hernia surgery. Stroke. Etc etc etc life goes on right? Some people give up. Some peoples bodies don't let them give up. I'm in the latter group although my 4 yr old grandson has helped, and my mother just passed in September and I don't get along with my sisters! I had to drop all communication with one because she was so verbally abusing me it almost brought on another stroke! ❤️❤️😊