Sorry, I did not find postings with those names in the gallery.

You wrote:

"Please see posting "Sick Exbury Azalea" @ "More Sick Pic" in Gallery. Thanks"

It is no big deal, but, in case you don't know,

@ is the "at" symbol and means "at"

& is the ampersand and means "and"

I didn't find the either of the postings in the garden gallery either.

Fireweed, in absence of a photo, could you give us a description of what you perceive the problem to be that would help us to help you?

One of the pictures -- a mighty small one at that -- is here
http://forums2.gardenweb.com/forums/load/gardgal/msg09153248331.html

Here is a link that might be useful: a small picture

Not with the name of "More Sick pic" but with name of "A Better Exbury Pic I Hope."

Picture is slightly larger. But of only two reddened leaves.

Look here
http://forums2.gardenweb.com/forums/load/gardgal/msg0915452322166.html

Here is a link that might be useful: the other picture

I am not sure. Does that look as if the leaves are turning fall colors?

Fireweed, from your description there - "Took these pics today so they may only show fall color change but a month ago the leaves were very yellow and many had very thin - 1/8 to 1/16" dark red margins" - you may have been seeing water stress issues but it's hard to guess without a photo taken before your azalea began to show Fall colors. Were the veins in the leaves distinctly darker green than the leaves? That would have indicated chlorosis.

While I can't be sure given the photo size, it appears you have a somewhat dense groundcover surrounding your azalea, possibly a lamium....? Azaleas have a surface rooting habit - a groundcover planting within the root zone could be inhibiting the uptake of available water and nutrients.