PAD Patient Voices

Matt Ingram

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Matt Ingram

PAD Patient Voices

PAD Patient Voices: Matt Ingram

"I'm very attached to my legs!"

Matt Ingram had a wound on his leg that would not heal due to reduced bloodflow from Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD). Amputation was considered. But thanks to a medical team that promised to do "everything possible" to save his limb, circulation has improved and Matt is now able to walk pain free.

"If you have or think you could have PAD, please get it checked. That can keep you walking and enjoying life for a long time."

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