Message me either through TWC or social media and we will arrange for your patient to tell their story!

After more than three decades, I’d like to know, how do patients with a spinal cord injury get a personal care attendant?

I am grateful to everyone who has worked with the Alliance over the past 20 years. Here’s to another two decades of successful advocacy!

If anyone would know the truth about Pyoderma Gangrenosum and amputation – it’s us.

It’s really a lot of fun being able to (FINALLY) make sense of clinical findings that did not follow what the textbook said – and understand what is really going on.

Andy and Keith, thank you for being fantastic clinicians and caring people. Both of you drove a long way to help a friend in need.

Apparently specific home health agencies can individually decide not to take the patient on the basis of rehabilitation potential.

I have seen a lot of drug induced ulcerations and I bet you have, too. Some of them can be horrific. A colleague just emailed me to ask if I’d seen any Xylazine-related ulcerations. Xylazine (a veterinary anesthetic) can be used to cut fentanyl, heroin and sometimes...

Check out the podcast or the transcript of Coffee Science: A Clinician’s Guide to a Beloved Bean, an interview with Dr. Stephen Devries on the website of the Gaples Institute.

My longtime friend and colleague, Dr. Tom Bozzuto sent me an article of his on the use of Aloe in wound care. There is growing interest (bad pun) in plant-based wound treatments.