I’m an MIT graduate researcher who singlehandedly conceptualized and invented a family of medical electrodes for Pfizer that is still on the market after 40 years

I just discovered and applied for a patent on a bedding technology that prevents bedsores. Bedsores cause the death of 63,000 Americans every year. Furthermore, bedsores are very painful and often cost over $100,000 to treat.

Now, I want to raise venture capital to commercialize this technology. Once commercialized, my invention will save hundreds of thousands of lives every year. And prevent the suffering that now afflicts millions of people worldwide.

Unfortunately, I don’t have the money to travel and stay in hotels to present this to venture capitalists. I hope you will help make these lifesaving products a reality by supporting my travel and allowing me to show my research to venture capitalists.

Since I graduated from MIT, which is in Cambridge, Massachusetts, across the Charles River from Boston, I will start raising money in Boston, where there are many investors who back MIT-based entrepreneurial businesses.

I am grateful for your support. It will probably mean the difference between saving thousands of lives and not.