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ENT Recs
So, M snores like an old man and now we've noticed some apnea spells...off to the ENT we go! Any recs? Pedi scheduled us with Dr. Young. Just before writing this I noticed in the post below that All-His is taking I to see Dr. Young for tubes so I'm thinking that's a good sign! Haha...I think my question was answered before asking 
Re: ENT Recs
I was just going to say to definitely go to Dr. Young - he is the only ENT in town who did a fellowship in pediatrics, so he is the best trained to work w/ little M. For simple procedures like tubes, I think any good adult ENT will do, but when you are going to be looking at something that may require a little more involved diagnosis and perhaps surgery, I'd definitely go to the specialist. The man is BRILLIANT, but also has very good bedside manner, I think you'll like him. And as a bonus, he is definitely not one to quickly jump to extreme measures. If he things M needs something done, you can rest assured that it is a good medical decision b/c he wouldn't recommend anything invasive otherwise.
Dr. Youngs resume:
Columbia for undergrad, Cornell for MD, Minnesota for ENT (top level program), Harvard for pediatric ENT, and was a clinical professor at Yale. You can't get much better training.