Walking Towards the Light Getting up early and walking at sunrise is one of my favorite things to do. I head east and usually start off running. Once I reach a steep hill I start to walk and soak in the first rays of red light for some free red-light therapy. God’s Magnificence! I wishRead more
MyCatholicDoctor Offers Support for High-Risk Pregnancy, Traumatic Delivery and NICU Infants Trinity Sunday, on June 12, 2022, began with blood. Not the blood of the Passion or the Precious Blood of the transubstantiation at Holy Mass. In fact, I did not even make it to Mass that Sunday. Trinity Sunday began with my blood hemorrhagingRead more
The Poop on Abdominal Pain. A day in the pediatric ER never passes without a story like this: A child develops severe abdominal pain, the crying child is rushed to the ER, and I examine the child and pronounce that the patient is full of poop. Yes, constipated. The baffled parents and embarrassed child seemRead more
Press Release: MyCatholicDoctor Rejoices in the Dobbs Decision and Expresses Great Need for the Accessibility of Pro-life Healthcare. For Immediate Release June 24, 2022 On this Feast of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, we rejoice in the the Dobbs decision. Now is the time to make pro-life healthcare accessible. At MyCatholicDoctor, we make pro-life healthcareRead more
Helping to Stop Abortion Pills Succeed. When I get a call from a nurse with the Abortion Pill Reversal Network, I know that lives are at stake and the clock is ticking. It is a very emotional time for a woman and I wanted to provide some information about the process from my perspective,Read more
What is Long Covid Care Do the symptoms following your COVID-19 infection have you thinking: could I have long-haul Covid? If any of the symptoms you experienced have lasted longer than six weeks it’s quite possible that the answer is yes. So what really is Long Covid? The Front Line Covid-19 Critical Care Alliance providesRead more
Hope for Male Infertility with MyCatholicDoctor The traditional devotion in the Catholic Church for the month of March is St. Joseph. St. Joseph is known as the spouse of the Virgin Mary and foster-father to Jesus Christ. St. Joseph’s feast day is even in March, on March 19. St. Joseph is the patron saint ofRead more
Happy Fall! 🍂 Fall means it’s time for school routines, pumpkins, crockpot meals, and…Fall sports seasons! Maybe your family is getting back into sports after an extended break during the pandemic or you’re trying out a sport for the first time! Either way, it is important to discuss children’s wellness and injury prevention to keep upRead more