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| Dr. Jed Morris Baton Rouge |
Bev the.stuckeys@att.net |
Dr. Morris treats so many with so many different autoimmune diseases and different types of vasculitis. He is also monitoring and checking and rechecking to verify that something else has not popped up since your last visit. He takes as much time as needed with each patient. You do have to wait a long time in the waiting room to see him, but you know that he will take his time with you when it is your turn. He is very compassionate and has let it be known that his patients come first and foremost. |
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| Barnes and Jewish Hospital |
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| Dr. Maria PerezHouston |
Bev the.stuckeys@att.net |
Dr. Perez is considered to be one of the few vasculitis specialist for Pediatric Rheumatology. She knows her stuff! Dr. Perez worked with us "long distance" to try and resolve my daughter's vasculitis. Although I am unable to travel that far to bring my daughter, due to my own illness(vasculitis and sjogrens), I know that Dr. Perez will be there for my daughter when or if we need her in the past. My daughter was diagnosed with PAN in March 2001. |
