What Do Elevated LFT Levels When Diagnosed With Bronchiectasis Indicate?

Question: I have a 1.5 yr history of RA and a 15 yr history of Bronchiectasis (moderately severe). Initially I was prescribed Sulfasalazine for the RA, soon moved onto Methotrexate which seemed to work pretty well. 7 months ago I was taken off of Mtx. due to elevated LFTs. To be clear, I have had elevated LFTs (2x normal) off and on for several years, was throughly tested, scanned, and biopsied by a liver specialist who could never find a reason. I took Enbrel for 2 weeks and ended up with the flu. it took 5 weeks to recover. Then continued with the Enbrel for 2 weeks when I came down with pneumonia. That was 3 months ago - several rounds of antibiotics, 3 CT scans, and a bronchoscopy to find out it is a fungal pneumonia that I am now being treated for. Back to the RA. I am on nothing but meloxicam daily for the RA, it is rapidly progressing ( I need a joint replacement in my R hand) and I am on no DMARDs. My Rheumatologist (whom I haven't seen in a few months) is moving and I will follow up with one of his partners, whom I cannot get into see for another 2 months. I am self medicating with Toradol (left over from something else) with little effect. ADLs are becoming very difficult. I used to be an active person, not so much now, although I try. I am 58 yo. I guess my question is what can be done about treating the underlying disease and not just covering up the pain process? Is it unreasonable to try Mtx. again? What can I say to get in to see a new doctor earlier? I feel like the disease is causing irreversible damage not to mention the cardiovascular etc. effects it may be having. Thank you for your consideration.