Clyde Grady

For over a year, my dad tried to tell Dr. Grady that something wasn'tt right w/his breathing & lung capacity. Dr. Grady told him not to worry about it, just part of growing older. My father is in his 70's & has been a worrier most of his life, but he was clearly losing muscle mass & quickly losing energy. He had been physically fit all his life as a farmer. Within a few months last year, my sister & all our family noticed a huge change in dad's physical appearance. Instead of taking Grady's advice saying it was nothing, my dad insisted on getting checked out. It seems, while Grady passed it off to my father's worrisome attitude, dad had acquired a lung disease that turns your lungs into scar tissue & just a few years back was an automatic death sentence. While having a scan, an aneurysm was also detected between his lungs and heart. Once again, while Grady was writing my dad's concerns off, the raging lung disease turned 70% of one lung into scar scar tissue. He shouldn't be practicing

Met in the ER with earlier lab results analyzed and referred to Cardiologist. My labs suggested blockage; stents inserted 7 years ago.

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Wonderful doctor!

Have had him for years he is great!

I love Dr. Grady and his whole staff. His bed side manner is amazing and is always there to help you really feel better!

I love coming to this building. Doctor Grady and his entire staff are great! Dr. Grady is so easy to talk to and great with my kids

The only Doctor I have ever had who truly listens and cares for his patients. A+

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I had doctor Grady as a child. I loved having him. He was fun, loving and remembered everything. He remembered I loved Scooby Doo and made sure I was In the room with the Scooby Dio wall paper. He made visiting the doctors office fun! If I still lived in illinois I would still be seeing him!

For over a year, my father tried to tell Dr. Grady that something was not right with his breathing and lung capacity. Dr. Grady told him not to worry about it, just part of growing older. My father is in his 70's and has been a worrier most of his life, but he was clearly losing muscle mass and quickly losing energy. He had been physically fit all of his life. he is a farmer. Within a few months last year, my sister and all our family noticed a huge change in dad's physical appearance. Instead of listening to Dr. Grady saying it was nothing, my dad insisted on getting checked out. It seems, while Grady passed this off to my father's worrisome attitude, dad had acquired a lung disease. One that turns your lung tissue into scar tissue and just a few years back was an automatic death sentence. While having a scan, an aneurysm was also detected between his lungs and heart. Once again, while Grady was writing my dad's concerns off, the raging lung disease turned 70% of one lung into scar tissue. Thank the Lord there is a medicine available to stop the damage (at $1000's a pill) but the damage already done cannot be reversed. I'd advise anyone to stay away from this doctor. And honestly, any doctor you go to, above all else, be your own advocate. For over a year, my father tried to tell Dr. Grady that something was not right with his breathing and lung capacity. Dr. Grady told him not to worry about it, just part of growing older. My father is in his 70's and has been a worrier most … More

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Wonderful doctor, great with children