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Old 12-13-2012, 04:17 PM #11
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I always say that you never know what you can do or have until you ASK.

Good, you need a THOROUGH pulmonology appt. A cardiologist assess someone for pulmonary hypertension but it's worth at least a question about that. It's something doctors don't always think of.

I hope they'll do all of the breathing tests necessary, including MIP and MEP. Good luck!

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