"At the Maletenance YouTube channel, I'm on a mission to support and empower individuals adapting to life with a urinary catheter, however long or short the time. Healthcare Peer Support for indwelling catheter users was needed and I personally understand the anxiety and challenges that can accompany this journey, often beginning with no
"At the Maletenance YouTube channel, I'm on a mission to support and empower individuals adapting to life with a urinary catheter, however long or short the time. Healthcare Peer Support for indwelling catheter users was needed and I personally understand the anxiety and challenges that can accompany this journey, often beginning with no information and minimal guidance.
I saw this gap in support and decided to take action, creating a collection of informative videos and providing immediate assistance to those in need. My goal is simple: to reduce anxiety, alleviate fears, and ease the mental stress associated with these significant life changes.
My work is deeply fulfilling, as I know that sometimes, all it takes is a compassionate ear and guidance to make a world of difference. I've recognized the significance of my role in healthcare peer support, complementing the efforts of medical professionals in their quest for recovery.
My commitment to this cause remains unwavering. I am dedicated to offering one-on-one conversations for those who require personalized assistance. I understand the importance of this service, and though it demands a significant portion of my time, I believe it's a small price to pay for the invaluable comfort and guidance I offer.
Cheers, Tony."
My primary objective is to serve as a pillar of support and empowerment for individuals facing the challenges of life with a urinary catheter. I am committed to offering healthcare peer support for indwelling catheter users practical guidance and immediate assistance through my videos and one-on-one conversations. My mission is to provide
My primary objective is to serve as a pillar of support and empowerment for individuals facing the challenges of life with a urinary catheter. I am committed to offering healthcare peer support for indwelling catheter users practical guidance and immediate assistance through my videos and one-on-one conversations. My mission is to provide practical informaton, reduce anxiety, alleviate fears, and ease the mental stress that accompanies this significant life change.
By providing a valuable resource for catheter users, I aim to make a meaningful contribution to their well-being and ultimately enhance their quality of life. I will continue to evolve and expand our support services to ensure that no one on this journey feels alone or overwhelmed.
My ultimate goal is to be the go-to resource for individuals navigating life with a urinary catheter, fostering a community of knowledge, understanding, and hope.
Cheers, Tony.
My commitment is to be your trusted resource and companion on this journey, offering comfort, guidance, and connection.
Cheers, Tony.
We found YOUR channel in the middle of the night while searching for ways to position the pee container to get proper flow while sleeping (trying to sleep). THANK YOU FOR MAKING YOUR VIDEOS. Some people can break things down and simplify what needs done... you do a great job.
I am immensely grateful to Tony. When I was told that my best chance of remission from prostate cancer was to have a salvage radical prostatectomy which would require an Indwelling catheter for three weeks I freaked out. A medical technician had once tried catheterizing me a few years prior while I was fully awake once and the experience was so painful and traumatic that I contemplated not having the surgery. I looked for information on how to deal with a catheter which eventually brought me to Tony’s YouTube channel and his website. Both provided a wealth of helpful information on living with a catheter and when I reached out to Tony he shared even more information and did so positively and compassionately.
My surgery was more involved than normal because I had scar tissue from previous failed radiation and my recovery was a challenge. Thanks to Tony’s help however I knew what to accept from living with a catheter and I accepted living with it without undue anxiety.
Thank you Tony for helping me and countless other men by sharing your personal experience and what you’ve learned along the way!
I knew absolutely nothing about catheters and decided to search the Internet. While there were hundreds of postings, I didn't find anything helpful until I came across a YouTube video made by Tony Alcindor giving tips for sleeping with a Foley catheter. The short video gave practical nonclinical information from someone personally impacted by catheter usage. I found that he had made a series of videos detailing his own journey from initial insertion to the final removal after his operation. These intensely Peer support personal videos resonated with me, settled and calmed me, and gave me hope that eventually I would no longer have the need for advice. I would highly recommend these series of videos to anyone like me totally unprepared for the need of a catheter.
Tony’s videos came at a perfect time for me. I was about to have a prostatectomy. Watching Tony’s videos helped me understand what was going to happen, and what I needed to do to prepare, and gave specific strategies that would help me recover smoothly. I’m in a better place now because of Tony’s honesty and heart to support others.
Thank you so very much for your videos! This video inspired me to seek out a way to shower untethered to a bag. I found a catheter valve that I can close for showering and switching bags. The tubing tripped me up in the shower a couple of times and I was hoping you had made a video addressing this issue. So many of your videos have helped me, and I'm very grateful to you.
Thank you so much for all your work. You really helped a lot when I had my Catheter put in. It was a horrible experience, especially the horrible spasms it caused. Your videos helped so much thanks.
I've personally spoken with Tony and his mission, heart and knowledge of the subject are of the highest intention for helping others and for myself. He is a true gem. He is imparting information of his personal experience that in my opinion is far beyond what I've gotten from what doctors and their clinics gave to me. Very valuable.
You, sir, are a rock star! All of these videos are the saving grace as we're trying to navigate a new catheter lifestyle for my husband. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. XOXO
Please reach out to me at Tony.Alcindor@Maletenance.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.
By contacting me directly, I can answer your most pressing questions about living with a urinary catheter or age-related questions without viewing all the videos in search of answers. You can ask me questions and I will share my personal experience to eliminate further stress and anxiety, which will support your journey and recovery. I've spoken to people worldwide and just by communicating, people have found great benefits.
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There is no secret or magic potion. It is about consistency with everything you do. From eating healthier, exercising, sleeping, and managing life's stresses. Over time you'll reap the rewards of better health inside, which reflects your outside. Also, by making a choice every day to be the best and healthiest version of yourself for yourself.
Go to contact page, and send me your name, address, contact info, and how many you would like me to send to you. I'll send them ASAP.
I was recently awarded, by the USPTO, the patent for my new improved catheter and trademark of the name.
Your support and contributions will enable me to work on getting the catheter to market
& to keep providing great content.
Thank you. Cheers, and wishing you great health. Tony
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