You’d think that the process for negotiating biomarkers is just for big biotech and pharma organizations…

But, actually it’s not

I’ve worked first hand with people who have cancer or know someone with cancer. I’ve had colleagues, friends and family ask me to support their loved ones. 

They’ve sent me their test reports and asked me to review them. I act as their navigator.

Helping them navigate the complex terminology, analyze the results, see what trials are available and what potential drugs could deliver the best results for their exact Cancer.

It had great results.

So much so that I started to think, “how can I share this information with as many people as possible so that I can help as many people as possible navigate the Cancer process?”

This is why I wrote my book Confront Cancer, Tools to Make the Right Decision for Your Cancer

Because when you or a loved one is navigating a new cancer diagnosis, I want you to know the information available to empower you to make the best health care decisions in order to ensure the highest quality and longest life possible.

It's hard for doctors to keep on top of this ever changing landscape. 

I believe a PhD trained patient navigator is a big gap in clinical cancer management, which is why I offer it as a bespoke consultancy service.  

And I hope that my book can help fill this gap, and help more patients access the best care, treatment and highest quality of life for as long as possible.