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MY LONG JOURNEY
INTO PODIATRY
B ack when I was a high school and college athlete avidly involved in track and cross country, I suffered a number of repetitive injuries as a result of all that strain on my body. My Achilles tendon seemed to be constantly acting up, so for years I had to be in and out of physicians’ and podiatrists’ offices to stay in peak condition. As a result, I know what it feels like when an injury restricts you from doing what you love most, and I’m well acquainted with that surge of gratitude that comes when a professional is able to help you
athlete’s fathers — who happened to be a podiatrist — I decided to switch tracks and return to medicine.
I took the MCAT, got into medical school, and was fortunate enough to secure a well-known residency program in Detroit. Eventually, this transitioned into a one-year orthopedic foot and ankle fellowship in Columbus, Ohio, wherein I learned a huge amount about the field and the ins and outs of working with the musculoskeletal system. After the fellowship, I came across Milwaukee Foot & Ankle, who was, lo and behold, looking for a fellowship-trained podiatrist with specific orthopedic experience to join the team. I went through the process and joined the team last August, and I haven’t looked back since. I took the long way into my current career, but I have to say that I’m glad that this is where I’ve ended up. I love working with my patients one-on-one, assessing a variety of pathologies and applying my experience to solve whatever problem they may have. Not only does the work constantly keep me on my toes, I get the opportunity to make a concrete, tangible difference in my patients’ well-being. As I’ve been welcomed into the Milwaukee Foot & Ankle family with open arms, I’ve found it to be the perfect fit. The patients are wonderful, the staff is incredibly competent and efficient, and the other partners bring with them over 25 years of experience in the field. It’s a unique opportunity to be able to join a team that’s so well-respected and enmeshed in the local community. I’m looking forward to sticking with them for many years to come. –Chris Milkie
return to it. All the help I received from experts probably resulted in the first inkling of my desire to go into medicine, but it wasn’t a straightforward path to where I am today.
During my time in sports, in addition to all the medical experts that helped me out, I had a number of coaches and mentors who provided an endless amount of guidance. As I went through my pre-med degree in college, I had every intention of proceeding on to medical school. However, right before I took my MCATs, which was basically the final step, I had a change of heart and decided that I wanted to follow in the footsteps of the teachers who’d steered me in the right direction throughout my life. So, I started a job as a high school biology teacher, spending as much time as possible coaching on the side. It was gratifying work to motivate these kids to push themselves both in athletics and academics, but as I’m sure you can imagine, it was also frustrating. I began to get the feeling that, though I loved to coach, teaching wasn’t something I could enjoy doing for the rest of my career. After several conversations with one of my
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GIVE UP THE SEARCH FOR HAPPINESS
KEEP YOUR FEET FROM CRACKING THIS WINTER Winter is here, and you know what that means — snow, crisp air, and the holiday season. But as beautiful as snowflakes are, they suck moisture out of the air, leaving your skin dry and cracked. Beyond being uncomfortable, dryness can lead to all kinds of serious health issues, particularly with neglected feet. For instance, a cracked heel leaves your foot vulnerable to bacteria and infection. This can cause cellulitis, a common infection of the skin that can quickly spread to other parts of the body, and eventually become life-threatening. This may seem hyperbolic, but think about your feet overheating in a pair of wool socks. You certainly don’t want bacteria, which thrive in such an environment, making it into your bloodstream. Luckily, such issues are easily preventable with a little attention. Find a moisturizer that you like, preferably one with hydrating components like shea butter or urea, and apply it every night before you go to sleep, especially to your heels. When you wake up, rub them with a pumice stone to remove any dead skin. Wear waterproof shoes during the winter and appropriate socks for the weather. Coupled with regular foot maintenance, these tips will easily stave off dry skin and keep your feet smooth and healthy. YOU SHOULD SHARE US $25 off your first visit to one of our four convenient Wisconsin podiatry offices! Your feet are important to us, and we believe we can offer you exceptional treatment for your foot or ankle pain. That’s why we encourage you to take advantage of our $25 Initial Savings Certificate, even if you’re simply seeking a second opinion or want to make sure your feet are healthy. Your feet are your foundation, and we believe they should be taken care of with the best possible treatment options for whatever issues you may be facing.
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