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Looking for pulmonology recommendations?

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mistyranger4 mistyranger4 NewcomerOP
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Does anyone happen to have a recommendation for a solid pulmonologist?
Thanks in advance!
mistyranger4 mistyranger4 NewcomerOP
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mistyranger4 said:Does anyone happen to have a recommendation for a solid pulmonologist?
Thanks in advance!

Seriously, does absolutely nobody have a recommendation for a lung specialist?
Sam Hall15 Sam Hall15 Active Member
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Take a quick look back at the previous threads... and yes, you really ought to specify which location you're planning to visit for that pulmonologist appointment...
John Chase6 John Chase6 Newcomer
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Hey there!
If you're living around the Washington, D.C. area, I’d definitely suggest seeing Dr. Vera Dđepina over at Crnomerec... she's an absolutely fantastic doctor—and honestly, one of the best diagnosticians out there.
Kyle Diaz28 Kyle Diaz28 Newcomer
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I am unsure of your age or where you are located, but if you are searching for a reliable pediatric pulmonologist in Washington, D.C. (for those up to 19 years old), Dr. Miljenko Raos at Srebrenjak is the premier choice.
Jose Miller3 Jose Miller3 Regular
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Ugh, I already went ahead and messaged Dr. Ivan Grbac, but then it hit me... he's no longer with us 😢

He was seriously one of the most incredible doctors—and just genuinely amazing people—I've ever had the privilege of knowing 🙂
jadesailor14 jadesailor14 Regular
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John Chase6 said:Hey there!
If you're living around the Washington, D.C. area, I’d definitely suggest seeing Dr. Vera Dđepina over at Crnomerec... she's an absolutely fantastic doctor—and honestly, one of the best diagnosticians out there.

I actually went to their lung specialist myself😁 and was so happy with the care!
That said, I already knew what was going on with me long before they even opened, so I can't personally vouch for their diagnostic skills.
It used to be great—you could just drop in and wait a little bit—but they told me other doctors have started referring people there too, so now it gets pretty crowded!
mistyranger4 mistyranger4 NewcomerOP
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My husband is battling ALS, and he’s starting to struggle with his breathing, so I’m really out here looking for some solid advice or recommendations. We’re based right around the Washington, D.C. area!
Thanks so much to everyone for the suggestions!

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