NTMTalk

Thank you so much for this podcast. Luckily I got my NTM diagnosis after only 3 years, which is long but it sounds like below average. It’s been a rough 3 years of just not being myself. I am a rare case of being otherwise healthy. I just got a cough one day, and it never went away. Eventually I was diagnosed with asthma but it never seemed right to me. I’m off to Jewish National soon and am hopeful to get rid of this and hopefully prevent reinfection, since I’m in a new house and state from where it occurred.

This has been an emotional roller coaster listening to your podcast. I’ve had the “cough” for over 18 yrs. I was just properly diagnosed just 5 months ago. I’m on my third doctor after being diagnosed. I’m in a clinical trial to just learn more about this disease that has made me feel like a hypochondriac for years because I’m always sick. I have to do treatment sessions sometimes 3 x a day producing a congealed gluey clump that fills 1/2 of a Dixie cup each time. You have given me more information than any of the doctors I’ve seen. I’m so thankful to you for this podcast. I want to consume all the information in your podcasts but I can’t seem to stop crying. I’m going to have to limit myself to 1-2 a day. ❤️🙏👍😢😷👏

This podcast is so well done an informative. I felt so much more empowered after listening to the series. Looking forward to more from Drs. Swenson and Drummond; they are a great team!

As a newly diagnosed patient this is a “must listen”. So many components, both medical and environmental, to this disease.