What to Do

I’ve been putting Neosporin and bandages (Telfa, not band aids) on Mary’s toes like the podiatrist said. They do seem to be getting better—or at least they’re not getting pussy, which was what I’d feared. Gina said that studies show that a warm, moist environment is the best to heal wounds. Who would have believed it? Why did the wound care nurse say to keep it dry? And why did Dr R say just to use soap and water? The podiatrist wants me to just use Neosporin and a cotton sock at night. Gina swears that her doctor told her to use polysporin and bandages on a wound for three days in a row and that would heal it. Hm. Too many people telling me what to do!