Founder and Systems Architect | Cholangio.Org
Survived Late-Stage IV Bile Duct Cancer

I bring everyday understanding to cancer biology, specifically the biliary system, the bile that flows through it, and the conditions that allow cancer to become possible.

Through the Foundation, I turn that understanding into Earlier Understanding, then into practical systems that improve today’s patient survival and help prevent tomorrow’s diagnoses.

The patient and their family are the ones who carry the full consequence of this disease. That is often forgotten and lost, constrained by system needs. That reality defines what patient-led means.

We build their capability to understand, engage and act effectively across the full arc of cancer, while bringing scientific, medical and professional expertise into the system around them.

The multiplier is community.
A skilled patient-led community turns shared understanding into action and becomes a real-time survival system in itself.

Earlier Understanding keeps options open, improves response today, and moves prevention upstream.

Today’s patient survival and tomorrow’s patient prevention depend on what we do now. Today.

That is the responsibility I carry.

Me in One Sentence
My brother Graeme and I faced the same terminal diagnosis. Six months. He died without understanding how to respond. I found that understanding, and now turn it into survival and prevention for others.