
M. is available for interviews, expert commentary, podcasts, first-person essays, panels, speaking engagements, and selected collaborations on disability, Patient Advocacy, caregiving, accessibility, business systems, vintage preservation, documentation, and institutional accountability.
This is not an inspirational-disability pitch.
Use the story. Do not turn M. into the lesson.

M. is the founder of Worn In Worn Out (WIWO), an advocate, consultant, writer, small-business owner, and former wealth management advisor and stockbroker.
Before Worn In Worn Out, M. built and managed sales, website, and business-development operations, then worked in insurance and wealth management as an insurance agent, wealth management advisor, and stockbroker. She earned the AAMS® and CRPC® designations. Her advocacy began in 2004.
At twenty-two, M. walked into a hospital on a Friday wearing six-inch heels. By Monday morning, she was a quadriplegic. She later regained the use of her limbs, but not a simple before-and-after life. She lives with multiple sclerosis and other complex illnesses and has also served as a primary caregiver.
Her work protects agency and the record. She asks what happened, who holds authority, what the evidence supports, and what can be done next.
A good interview leaves room for follow-up.
Send a clear subject, the real question, and enough time to follow the answer wherever it goes.
Do not invite M. if the premise requires her legal name, turns disability into motivation, treats illness as a gift, seeks private medical records without a legitimate agreed purpose, disguises advertising as editorial, or depends on an endorsement she cannot honestly make.
Worn In Worn Out™ is a founder-led independent vintage preservation brand exploring fashion, memory, survival, style, and objects with another chapter.
For press inquiries, editorial features, styling pulls, collaborations, sourcing requests, brand partnerships, or archive-related projects, please contact WIWO directly.
WIWO is available for select opportunities involving vintage fashion, handbags, accessories, editorial storytelling, visual archives, resale culture, preservation, and object history.
Contact: info@worninwornout.com
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