We all have something that drives us or gives us motivation to achieve something. My drive comes from my experience with Childhood Leukemia at the age of 12 years old.

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During the 2.5 years I spent undergoing chemotherapy and radiation, I gained a wealth of love and support from so many people; not only did I have my friends and family, but I had my nurses, Doctors, caregivers, and so many others. They gave me their time, energy and focus during one of the hardest times of my life, and I couldn't be where I am today without them. These people are the source of my drive.

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Ever since my journey, it has been my goal to make sure that I could help make other's journey's as easy to manage as the people in my life helped make mine. Unlike other children I met in the hospital, I didn't have a drive to become a medical professional, but I knew that I wanted to find another way to give back.

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I aim to use the skills I have developed through my studies and work experience to help make other people's experiences; whether it be with cancer, accessing and understanding information, or anything in between, as easy as possible.