Any HAA pilots with COPD or asthma still flying?

Depending on your condition and other underlying conditions, you might (likely) need a Special.  Likely mitigation is a Pulmonary Function Test once or twice a year (they'll tell you) and if the results meet certain parameters, you'll be ok.  You will need a letter from your treating physician saying he thinks you can fly.

You need a real AME, not a guy that does it as a hobby.  They will know what paperwork/treatment you need, what paperwork to send in.  And the real good ones know who to call at OKC to move your paperwork along.

If it is managed and under control, absolutely you can fly. I did it for years.

I did it for years.  I needed a Pulmonary Function Test and a letter from my treating physician, and if it is under control you can fly with a special.  Your AME can tell you what you need.

You need a real AME, not a guy who does it as a hobby.  He will know what needs to be done, what paperwork to send, and will know someone at OKC that can move things along.  And the delay is only on the initial special, once it is in the system, you will get a medical at your physical afterward and they renew the special a few months afterward if nothing wrong.

Thank you 

When at all possible don’t let the FAA find out. There is nothing but months of paper work, doctor letters, tests and money spent for them to say oh… Ya’ it’s controlled and not dangerous carry on.