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Rheum After 5: Rheumatologist Shares Joy of Singing

  |  Issue: March 2014  |  

However, his fans have other ways to enjoy his singing. Dr. Appelrouth just released his second CD, which is also sold on his website (www.danappelrouth.org) to raise money for his charity.

Dr. Appelrouth has discovered he can live his dream and also help people. On any given day, you can probably hear him humming, “There’s no business like show business.” the rheumatologist

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Carol Patton is writing the “Rheum After 5” series for The Rheumatologist.

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