Re: one doctor for urgency

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MB

So well said and with that in mind, everyone here needs one doctor who

they can get a quick urgent appointment with, whether pulmonologist or

primary. I prefer it be my pulmonologist and I switched early to a

practice that has lots of emphasis on being available for office visits.

With three pulmonologists there I know they will always take me quickly.

My primary will as well and if he couldn't (day off or something), there

are many other doctors in his practice.

Get to someone quickly, whether your doctor or an urgent care or ER.

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> Subject: sad news

> To: " Support " <breathe-support@ yahoogroups. com>

> Date: Thursday, November 13, 2008, 7:21 AM

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> Hello all,

> I do not like to be the bearer of bad tidings, but another member of

our board is watching over us....

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> W. Fay

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> Oct. 30, 2008

> W. Fay, 64, of Decatur, Ill., formerly of Kailua, a retiree and

formerly a BHP in Honolulu director of information systems, died in

Decatur. He was born in Sullivan, Ill. He is survived by daughters

Danaka Bulthuis, and and Fay; and three grandchildren.

Services held on the mainland. Donations suggested to: Pulmonary

Fibrosis Foundation, 1332 N. Halsted St., Suite 201, Chicago, IL

60642-2642.

> Published in the Honolulu Star Bulletin on 11/6/2008

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> Please keep him and his family in your prayers.

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> Leanne Storch

> Executive Director

> Pulmonary Fibrosis Foundation

> 1332 N. Halsted, Suite 201

> Chicago, IL 60642-2642

> www.pulmonaryfibros is.org

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> A cure is just a breath away

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