Write Me a Letter

Write to me the way you'd bring something up over coffee. If a page got something wrong, a figure has gone stale, or you finished an article still wondering about something, put it in the letter. You can tell me a page didn't help, too. My aunts never held back, and I'd rather you didn't either.

This all started with me looking things up for my mother, and looking things up is still what I do. It isn't medical advice, and I can't tell you what's right for your face, check a reaction or set up an appointment anywhere. If you're worried about your skin after a treatment, ring the office where you had it done, and if it's bad, get urgent care now.

Please keep your health details and photos out of the letter. The page and the sentence are enough, in the subject line if you like, and I'll answer at the email address you give.