Navigating the hospital as a newly injured burn survivor can be overwhelming, and frightening, and leave many feeling like they have an extreme loss of control. The role a burn nurse plays in this journey is a critical component of a survivor’s healing—both mentally and physically. The burn nurse often spends great lengths with survivors, spending time in countless dressing changes, helping them navigate pain management and much more. 

In this episode, we speak with Joey Lavallee, Family Nurse Practitioner, at the Warden Burn Center in Orlando, Florida, and former Trauma Burn Stepdown Unit nurse at Orlando Regional Medical Center. Joey shares his passion for caring for burn patients—that Amber, Girls with Grafts host, has witnessed first-hand as his patient during her 2020 hospital stay after her burn injury in Orlando, Florida. Girls with Grafts chats with Joey about his experience in the role that physical activity plays in burn recovery and asks for his advice for caregivers, fellow burn nurses, and survivors.

About Joey Lavallee, APRN

Joey Lavallee is a Family Nurse Practitioner working in the outpatient clinic at the Warden Burn Center at Orlando Health, in Orlando, FL with close to a decade of burn experience. He began his nursing career as a bedside nurse first in Orthopedics and then in the Trauma Burn Stepdown Unit at Orlando Regional Medical Center where his passion for burns flourished. He graduated with his BSN from the University of Texas at Arlington, then completed his MSN at the University of South Florida. As a nurse practitioner, he contributed to the development of a preoperative medicine clinic to improve the clinical outcomes of surgical patients. Recently he was able to fulfill his dream of caring for burn patients again, now on an outpatient basis. He is particularly interested in the long-term care of burns and getting patients back to an active lifestyle, promoting mental and physical wellness through rehab, exercise, and physical fitness. He is an Advanced Burn Life Support instructor (certified by the American Burn Association). When not at work he enjoys going on adventures with his wife and two young children, CrossFit, and cooking.

Resources from the Show 

• Resources for Physical Healing After a Burn Injury
• Watch Phoenix Society and Orlando Health ‘Ask the Experts’ Itching & Scar Management Video
• Chair Yoga Exercises for Burn Survivors
• Learn more about Phoenix Society for Burn Survivor’s SOAR Program
• Access Our FREE Online Burn Survivor Toolkit
• About Limbitless
• About Orlando Health Warden Burn Center
• For more resources, visit us here.



About The Bert Martin Foundation

The Bert Martin Foundation was established to assist those who help others and provide financial support for nonprofit organizations. We’re honored to have the Bert Martin Foundation as a long-standing Phoenix Society Partner. Learn more at: https://bertmartinfoundation.org/ 

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For nearly 20 years, Dennis Gardin referred to himself as a ‘victim’ of his injury, rather than a survivor. It wasn’t until he was asked by a friend to visit someone with a burn injury in the hospital that he began his transformation from victim to survivor. Shortly after visiting his first-ever burn survivor, Dennis connected with a community of other survivors and began his journey to healing.

In this episode, Dennis chats with us about his injury, what it was like to be a child burn survivor, how his own perceptions led his journey of recovery, and how he overcame adversities to become the person he is today. 

Dennis Gardin

Dennis Gardin burned over 70% of his body in a horrific gasoline explosion as a child, resulting in extensive hospitalization, dozens of surgeries, and years of therapy and rehabilitation. Prolonged pain and profound disfigurement caused him to hide in isolation for years in the confines of his parent’s home.

Dennis has grown along his journey of self-discovery to become a successful businessman, professional speaker, ministrant, former television talk show host and radio personality, workshop facilitator, and consultant. He is currently privileged with the honor of serving as the Executive Director for the Georgia Firefighters Burn Foundation.

Dennis hopes to inspire individuals to face their inner scars and self-limiting beliefs to begin creating an abundant, fulfilling life of purpose. 

Resources from the Show 

• Learn more about the Georgia Firefighters Burn Foundation
• Learn more about Phoenix World Burn Congress
• Read Peer Support is Powerful
• Learn more about Peer Support
• Living with Burn Scars and How to React to Stares
• The Impact of Trauma on Relationships
• Tools to Handle Questions and Teasing
• Become a Phoenix SOAR Peer Supporter
• What to Expect: Getting Back Out There
• Resources from Phoenix Society

About NFSA

NFSA aims to protect lives and property through the advancement of fire sprinklers. Learn more about fire sprinklers, fire advocacy, and how to get involved by visiting nfsa.org. 

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According to estimates from the Sleep Foundation, roughly​​ 50 million to 70 million people suffer from sleep disorders in the United States. Sleep is a very powerful tool for the human body, and in fact, sleep has a direct correlation to how we feel pain in the body. 

In this episode, we chat with Dr. Sheera Lerman Zohar, a sleep expert sharing with us not only her tips for getting better sleep, but how sleep specifically affects burn survivors on their road to recovery. Whether you’re looking for the secret to better sleep, or are just interested in learning more about how bad sleep can affect you—this episode is packed with helpful hints to catching some zzz’s!

Dr. Sheera Lerman Zohar

Dr. Sheera Lerman is a licensed clinical psychologist specializing in Rehabilitation Psychology. She is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine and is the director of Burn Psychology Services at the Johns Hopkins Adult Burn Center. 

Dr. Lerman has always been interested in the psychological aspects of health and illness and how people can overcome hardship and adversity. She strongly believes that we cannot fully heal the body without also addressing the mind and advocates for the importance of mental health services in medical settings. She has been a rehabilitation psychologist for almost 15 years and has worked with individuals with a variety of medical conditions with a special interest in conditions that involve chronic pain. She started her position as a burn psychologist in 2019 and works with burn survivors in the continuum of care from their inpatient admission to the outpatient setting.

Resources from the Show 

• The Healing Powers of Sleep
• The Restorative Role of Sleep
• The Benefits of DermaTherapy Bed Sheets for Sleep
• Pain Management After a Burn Injury
• Ask the Experts—Nightmares
• Learn more about Phoenix World Burn Congress
• Register for Phoenix World Burn Congress
• Resources from Phoenix Society

About Johnson Controls

Johnson Controls is dedicated to saving lives and protecting people around the world through reimagining the performance of buildings to make them safer and smart. Learn more about Johnson Controls by visiting their website: https://www.johnsoncontrols.com. 

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Shortly after graduating college, Jacqueline Child decided to give mainstream dating apps a try—hoping to find her perfect match. Unfortunately for Jacqueline, what she had hoped would be a positive experience to find love while also managing a chronic illness—usually ended with disappointment and discouragement. After a series of bad experiences with many online ‘matches’, Jacqueline and her sister teamed up to create an online dating experience for those with a disability or chronic illness. 

Thus, Dateability was born. The only app for those dealing with chronic illness or disabilities, this modern dating experience is available across the country to those with an iPhone or Android or via a web application at dateabilityapp.com. In this episode, we talk with Alexa and Jacqueline about creating Dateability, advice for those looking for ‘the perfect match’, and learn more about living with a chronic illness.

Alexa, the co-founder of Dateability, graduated from Georgetown Law in 2015 and currently works as a public interest attorney. Through witnessing her sister’s experience with disability, Alexa has become an advocate and ally for the disability community. She is passionate about social justice, enjoys TV and film, and loves all things Halloween.  

Jacqueline, the co-founder of Dateability, has turned her experience with disability and chronic illness into a new venture. She created Dateability with her sister after years of discouraging ableist experiences on mainstream dating apps. When she isn’t managing her health, Jacqueline enjoys playing the guitar, reading, and volunteering at the local animal shelter. 

Exsurco engineers high-precision products for both healthcare and tissue bank professionals and is dedicated to advancing the healing power of skin to patients who need it the most. Learn more at www.Exsurco.com. 

• Learn more about Dateability
• Information About Intimacy and Sexuality After a Burn Injury
• Dating After a Burn Injury
• Ableist Attitudes Quiz
• Carson Tuler’s Instagram
• Tools for Social Empowerment 
• Contact Dateability: 
• Instagram
• Facebook
• Send an Email: [email protected] or [email protected] 

Tony Gonzalez walked into Jamie Neito’s hospital room shortly after his burn injury at Loyola Medical Center to provide him Peer Support as a part of Phoenix Society’s SOAR program, and what began as a Peer Support discussion became a lifelong friendship for the two burn survivors. Sharing a love of golf, the two connected and describe their relationship as having developed into a “brotherhood” between the two.

In this episode, Jamie and Tony share their vulnerable truths about struggling with their independence, the power of peer support, why patient education and survivor awareness is important, and much more. Jamie and Tony also share exciting details about their annual Phoenix Society fundraiser, their golf outing held in Chicago, Illinois.

About Tony Gonzalez

Tony Gonzalez burned 95% of his body in February 1997. The accident was caused by a propane gas explosion at a friend’s vacation cabin in Wisconsin. Tony spent the next nine months in the ICU before spending another two months in rehab before returning home to the Chicago area. He had over 80 surgeries total and thanks his strong, close-knit family for their endless support and guidance throughout his recovery.

In 1998, Tony met the founder of Phoenix Society, Alan, and his wife, Delwyn during a peer support visit at Loyola Medical Center. He went on to attend Phoenix World Burn Congress one year later and was trained as a Peer Supporter in the pilot program of Phoenix SOAR in 2001. 

Since then, Tony has been actively involved with Phoenix Society and the burn survivor community. Tony currently serves on Phoenix Society’s Board of Directors and gives back to the organization in many ways, including his philanthropic support. 

About Jamie Neito

Jamie Neito was burned on his 20th birthday in a backyard fire accident. He went on to spend six weeks in Loyola University Medical Center’s ICU and another five weeks in a rehab center. During his stay at Loyola, Tony visited Jamie through the Phoenix SOAR program - and the sole visit changed his outlook on life completely. 

Since recovering, Jamie became a Phoenix SOAR Peer Supporter and tries to support the burn community as much as possible. He went on to finish school and become a member of the PGA of America. 

Jamie married his wife in 2020 and Tony stood by his side as his best man. Jamie is proud of the work he has done with Tony’s guidance and this year he celebrates half of his life as a burn survivor.  

Resources from the Show

• Learn more about Phoenix SOAR
• Join the 16th Annual Golf Outing
• Burns are Beautiful: Scars & Self-Love
• Phoenix World Burn Congress
• Get Virtual Peer Support from Phoenix Society
• View other peer support opportunities on the Phoenix Society calendar
• Dealing with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
• The Portrayal of Survivors in the Media
• Tips for writing about characters with scars
• Tips for Getting Back Out There Learning Course
• PGA of America’s Deacon Palmer Award

About Johnson Controls

Johnson Controls is a global leader in fire safety and suppression technologies, helping to save lives and protect people around the world. Learn more about Johnson Controls by visiting their website: https://www.johnsoncontrols.com. 

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Over 100 million people worldwide have a mark, scar or condition which affects their facial appearance. This includes those that have suffered a burn injury. For many, having a facial difference means living in oppression dealing with negative stigmas, and a lack of strong representation in the media or online. During Face Equality Week, we honor, and spread awareness for facial inequalities as we work together to educate the world about the misconceptions and superstitions surrounding those with these differences.

In this episode, we talk with Lise Deguire and Niki Averton, representatives and advocates in our community who are working to help raise awareness and combat the negative stigma that surrounds those with facial differences. Lise and Niki talk about their personal passions for the project, and their work with Face Equality International, and advocate to inspire others to help drive positive change for face equality.

Face Equality International is an alliance of Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs), charities, and support groups which are working at national, regional, or international levels to promote the campaign for ‘face equality’. Learn more at https://faceequalityinternational.org. 

Dr. Lise Deguire is a clinical psychologist, author, and burn survivor. After being severely burned as a four-year-old, she spent much of her childhood in the hospital, undergoing countless surgical procedures. Dr. Deguire is the author of her multiple award-winning book, Flashback Girl: Lessons on Resilience from a Burn Survivor.

Dr. Deguire attended Tufts University, graduating summa cum laude, Phi Beta Kappa. She earned her doctorate in clinical psychology from Widener University and is in solo practice in New Jersey. Dr. Deguire has appeared on NPR, NBC, ABC, FOX, and Sirius XM. She is a national keynote speaker and has presented for Phoenix World Burn Congress, and the American Burn Association, amongst many others. She writes for Psychology Today and has been featured in Huffington Post, Thrive Global, and many other publications. Dr. Deguire blogs regularly about psychological resilience. Connect with her on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Linkedin, and her website, LiseDeguire.com

Niki Averton is a writer, editor, and lifelong member of the burn community. She earned an MFA in Writing for Children & Young Adults from Vermont College of Fine Arts, where her thesis examined the representation of scarred characters in speculative young adult literature. Her short fiction has appeared in Voyage YA Journal. Prior to becoming a full-time writer and freelance editor, she was a program manager at Phoenix Society for Burn Survivors. Niki lives in Michigan with her wife and a small army of furry pals.

As a global leader, Telgian is saving lives through innovative fire prevention and life safety solutions. Together, Telgian and Phoenix Society unite to increase and raise awareness for fire prevention efforts.

• Visible Difference and Disfigurement in the Arts
• Tips for Writing About Characters with Burn Scars
• Refinery29 Article About AI Making Life Difficult for Burn Survivors
• Lise Deguire’s Website
• Niki Averton’s Instagram
• Lise’s Article About Burn Scars at the Beach
• Dr. Clifford Workman’s Study About Facial Differences
• About the Movie ‘Bend It Like Beckham'
• Beauty Influencer Tonya Meisenbach’s Podcast
• Phoenix World Burn Congress

National Nurses Week is held each year beginning May 6th and ends 12th, during which Florence Nightingale’s birthday occurs. Nightingale played an instrumental role in shaping the role of the modern-day nurse. Celebrated annually, this event honors nurses around the world who have made contributions to our lives. For the burn survivor, nurses have played a vital role in recovery, and shape the experiences that are faced in the burn unit. 

In this episode, we honor this special week by speaking with both a burn survivor and burn nurse, Brianna Blackwell. A burn survivor herself, Brianna shares with us her real-life experiences as both a survivor and a nurse, answers commonly asked questions she gets from burn survivors in the unit, and joins Girls with Grafts as we thank and honor nurses around the world. 

Brianna Blackwell is a childhood burn survivor who has gleaned passion and purpose from adversity. Her tragedy at the age of three years old has turned into triumph in a life of service. Brianna graduated with honors from Western Michigan University with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Her servant's heart leads her to travel to Africa twice to volunteer in a variety of healthcare settings. She currently works as a Registered Nurse at Eskenazi Health in Indianapolis, IN, working in Indiana’s only verified adult burn center. With a special focus on holistic and psychosocial concepts, Brianna continues to work in many capacities to advocate for burn survivors. Outside of the healthcare world, Brianna is a former four-time national champion and two-time member of Team USA for the sport of baton twirling. She currently serves as President of the Indiana Baton Twirling Association helping to propel the sport into the next generation. About Brianna: https://www.phoenix-society.org/team/brianna-bolinger 

Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals provides medicines to address unmet patient needs and helps improve people’s lives. They also released their “Focused On Burn,” which was created to help continue advancing burn care based on input from healthcare professionals. Learn more at www.focusedonburn.com. 

• Read articles about Brianna: 
• Western Herald
• Detroit News
• Learn More About National Nurses Week
• Information About Brianna’s Project with Phoenix Society
• Discovering Confidence As a Burn Survivor
• Are you a hospital looking to contact Phoenix Society & Brianna about the psycho-social program discussed on the show? Email [email protected].
• Phoenix Society’s Resource Marketplace
• Phoenix Society’s Blog

Connor McKemey, “CMAC” as he was known in college, burned 90% of his body, 75% in the third degree at 13 years of age, just before the Christmas holiday. In addition to Connor’s injuries, his mother also suffered burns that day due to aiding Connor in putting out the fire. Connor recalls a long road to recovery and shares that with a very low chance of survival, doctors aimed at keeping him alive just long enough to see his dad return home from Iraq over the holiday. 

At 27 years old, Connor today shares his story of resilience, perseverance, and his ability not only to survive but thrive after his injuries. In this episode, Connor shares his own story of survival, one with both triumphs and tribulations—from both being afraid to look at his new self in the mirror to setting small goals to achieve big things (like walking at his middle school graduation)!

Connor’s positive outlook on life and his ability to thrive will leave listeners not only inspired, but wanting to learn more about what he now calls the “MAC Mentality.” As a motivational speaker and soon-to-be published author, Connor uses his Motivation, Attiude, and Courage as driving factors in his everyday life. 

A fire dramatically changed the trajectory of Connor McKemey’s life but would not define it.

At just 13 years old, Connor was burned over 90% of his body with third-degree burns and given less than a 1% chance of survival after a backyard explosion. After three months in a medically-induced coma, nearly two years of painful rehabilitation, and more than one hundred surgeries over a decade, Connor emerged triumphantly … not only to walk again and live his best life. He went on to play high school and Division I collegiate lacrosse and embarked on a career in coaching and managing an elite university lacrosse program. Through it all, he carved out a life-long mantra of mental resilience and toughness forged from years of dealing with the long journey back from the lowest possible points of just surviving … to thriving. 

Connor sees his scars as symbols of survival rather than the wounds of a victim. His compelling message of courage and strength resonates with audiences long after an event is over. With brutal honesty and humility, Connor captures the hearts and minds of audiences, demonstrating how to move forward with grace, gratitude, and gut determination in the face of adversity. He inspires audiences to gain perspective and take action in their personal journey to attack life. His uncanny ability to share authentically and spark mind shifts in others is a testament to the power of his message and who he is as an individual.

Today, Connor travels the globe sharing his both powerful and inspirational message with companies and organizations large and small across a wide variety of industries.

• Connor McKemey’s Website
• USA Lacrosse Magazine Articles About Connor: https://www.usalaxmagazine.com/college/men/beneath-the-scars-the-face-of-high-point-lacrosse, https://www.usalaxmagazine.com/college/men/why-connor-mckemey-embodies-everything-we-love-about-what-we-do 
• Getting Back Out There Social Skills Learning Course
• What is a Zplasty?
• Laser Treatment for Burn Scars
• Managing Heat After a Burn Injury
• Going Home After a Burn Injury, What I Wish I’d Known
• Burn Survivors & COVID-19: Thriving in a Post-Pandemic World
• Supporting Children in Reconnecting with Parents and Siblings After Burn Trauma
• Watch Ted Lasso

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With a lifelong dream of service and a family of military veterans, Jason had always felt a call to service. Jason gave up a high-school golf scholarship to join the U.S. Airforce, and later took a job with the Arizona public service where he worked while raising his family. It wasn’t until March 26, 1999, when Police Officer Marc Atkins was shot and killed after being ambushed by suspected drug traffickers that Jason decided to pursue a dream of becoming a police officer. Shortly after becoming an officer, however, Jason was struck while on patrol and burned over 40% of his body. 

Inside this episode, we talk with Jason about his experience and recovery after the night of his accident, why he believes so passionately about the gift of tissue donation, and his journey to getting back out into the world as a burn survivor. Jason’s story will inspire, motivate, and encourage you to join forces this month in honor of Donate Life month to become an organ donor yourself!

About Jason Schechterle

Growing up, Jason had one dream - to serve as a Phoenix Police Officer.  Inspired by the tragic loss of a local law enforcement hero, Jason worked persistently toward his dream. After serving four years in the Air Force, at the age of 26, Jason achieved his goal to work on the streets of Phoenix as a rookie police officer.  Then, only 14 months into what was supposed to be a lifelong career, Jason's life took an unexpected, dramatic, and, at the time, tragic turn.

On the night of March 26th, 2001, a taxi cab crashed into the rear of Jason's patrol car.  Upon impact, Jason's car burst into flames, trapping him inside with temperatures reaching over 700 degrees.

Through a series of miraculous and fateful circumstances, Jason survived the crash and the ensuing physical and emotional catastrophe.  He suffered severe burns to over 40% of his body which drastically altered his appearance. He has undergone more than 55 surgeries just to have the ability to accomplish simple daily tasks we often take for granted. 

Jason's journey chronicles his fight for life, his triumph over tragedy, and the inspiration that enables him to continue to overcome unimaginable adversity.  His personal narrative exemplifies that the power of the human spirit can never be underestimated or extinguished.    

His story is one of life, rebirth, and transformation. Jason represents the human experience at its very best - an ascent from despair to describing himself as the luckiest person alive!

Resources from the Show

• Support Donate Life
• Learn More About Donate Life Month
• Visit Jason’s website
• Follow Jason on Instagram
• Follow Jason on Twitter
• Join Jason on LinkedIn
• Learn more about Jason & Valleywise Health
• Read about Tombstone (Jason’s favorite movie)
• Learn more about Community Tissue Services
• Read Jason Schecterie’s Phoenix Society article
• Read about ways survivors honor their burniversaries
• What is the burniversary effect?

About Allosource

AlloSource is one of the largest human tissue providers, honoring tissue donors by creating allografts to help patients heal from burn injuries, and they support burn survivors every step of the way.

https://allosource.org/ 

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The anniversary of the date of your burn injury trauma is a date for many that can be filled with lots of emotions, thoughts, and memories. For many, the date of your burn injury can bring both happiness of survival, while also mourning the loss and difficult tragedy that was the injury. In the burn survivor community, the ‘burniversary’ as it is called, doesn’t come with a set of instructions with the ‘right’ or ‘wrong’ ways to do it—the day itself is solely up to the survivor themselves how they choose to honor it. 

In this episode, Amber and Rachel talk about their own burniversaries; Rachel celebrates 25 years on April 1st, and Amber celebrates 3 years on April 4th. The girls dive into what a burniversary is or is not, how it can be celebrated or mourned, and discuss all of the unique ways they have heard of other survivors choosing to spend that day. They take questions from the audience live and share their own personal thoughts about what a trauma anniversary is like from the point of view of a survivor.

About Rachel Kudlak

Rachel Kudlak is a burn survivor and marketing professional residing in Charleston, South Carolina. As the Marketing Lead, Rachel manages and leads Phoenix Society’s marketing and digital strategies. Before joining Phoenix Society’s team, Rachel served as the Marketing and Communications Phoenix Fellow and worked in the SEO/ORM industry. When not working, Rachel enjoys going on walks with her dog Remy, trying a new recipe, or binge-watching reality tv.

About Amber Wilcox

Amber Wilcox is a burn survivor, yoga instructor, and marketing professional from Ormond Beach, Florida. After her kitchen accident in 2020, Amber faced burns on 20% of her body from a hot caramel spill. After two skin graft surgeries from Orlando Regional Burn Center, Amber experienced hypertrophic scarring and underwent a series of laser burn surgeries at Tampa General Hospital. As a Revenue Operations Strategist, Amber enjoys helping a wide range of industry clients with their marketing and revenue needs. Amber enjoys volunteering for the Phoenix Society as a Peer Supporter, practicing yoga, and enjoying sunny Florida with her husband, dachshund Nala, and their soon-to-be baby boy! 

Resources from the Show

• Read about ways survivors honor their burniversaries
• What is the burniversary effect?
• Learn more about virtual support from Phoenix Society for Burn Survivors
• Read Amber’s virtual open mic
• Share your burn story
• Learn about providing peer support

About Gropper & Nejat

For over 25 years, the team at Gropper & Nejat have helped individuals who have suffered fractures, surgeries, amputations, severe burns and other injuries get the financial reparations they deserve. If you are local to the New York, New Jersey, or PA areas, contact them today for a free evaluation of your case! https://www.groppernejat.com/

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