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#135184 - 02/17/09 07:41 AM Re: Patient-To-Patient Recommended Rheumatologist Directory [Re: kmallory]
Jennifer13 Jennifer13 Registered Visitor Registered: 02/05/09 Posts: 33	Dr. Anita Zachariah is a very good rheumatologist in NW Indiana. She is out of the Hammond Clinic in Munster, IN. She is young but really seems to know what she is doing. She is very kind and concerned. She will actually get on the phone and talk to me when I call with a question or concern. She talked with me for quite some time while in the office and I never felt rushed or like she was not really listening to me. It was actually very strange to me since I do not really have good luck with doctors. I would definitely recommend her to anyone in the NW Indiana area. _________________________ ~Jennifer~
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#136973 - 03/10/09 01:01 PM Re: Patient-To-Patient Recommended Rheumatologist Directory [Re: catwoman]
pennie2001 pennie2001 Registered Visitor Registered: 03/10/09 Posts: 56 Loc: Dallas, TX	Dr. Leyka Barbosa, Dallas TX. Located in Medical City Hospital-building C. She's awesome! Started treating me at age 16, finally able to go back to her when my insurance at my current job switched. Super flexible and willing to work with you to find a treatment plan you are able to adhere to. _________________________ "We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence therefore is not an act, but a habit."-Aristotle. 29 y/o, first diagnosis of AS at age 22. Also have OA in both knees, Raynaud's phenomenon, taking Remicade infusions and weekly methotrexate injections, as well as voltaren, protonix and folic acid.
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#137827 - 03/21/09 04:02 PM Re: Patient-To-Patient Recommended Rheumatologist Directory [Re: pennie2001]
Samson Samson First time visitor Registered: 03/21/09 Posts: 1	Any suggestions for Long Island or NYC
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#139426 - 04/08/09 12:43 AM Re: Patient-To-Patient Recommended Rheumatologist Directory [Re: Samson]
Doug_NJ Doug_NJ Registered Visitor Registered: 03/30/09 Posts: 7	Any good docs in Northern NJ...ty
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#170197 - 03/27/10 10:53 AM Re: Patient-To-Patient Recommended Rheumatologist Directory [Re: Doug_NJ]
Lizzerdh Lizzerdh First time visitor Registered: 02/27/10 Posts: 1	Any suggestions for New York?
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#182080 - 08/13/10 04:16 PM Re: Patient-To-Patient Recommended Rheumatologist Directory [Re: Lizzerdh]
avonldy avonldy Registered Visitor Registered: 12/14/09 Posts: 828 Loc: N. Sacramento Valley	Dr. Harchetan Sing Sandhu is a wonderful Rheumy in Chico, CA. Tel 530-342-1310; Fax 530-342-1327. His name might be hard to pronounce, but he is really great. Fairly young, willing to try the newest and more aggressive meds. He was for starting me on Humira from my first visit, just needed some lab tests, x-rays and a MRI to prove my case to the insurance. He is really nice and he listens to me. I was 69 when I first started seeing him and I expected him to just say I had Ostio and old age. He took me seriously and didn't let something like age affect his DX. Donna _________________________ Suffering since a teenager.Dx with AS Dec 2009. Dx with ulcerative colitis 1998, both knees replaced 2006. GP said I had "some kind of inflammatory arthritis" 25 years ago. It has taken 50 years to get a Dx. Taking Humira starting June 2, 2010.
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