I was born in the cultural centre of the universe (known as Nairn, Scotland) in 1992. Despite being the world’s worst scientist, I studied chemistry at the University of Edinburgh and have since worked in pharmaceuticals and renewable energy.

Having been diagnosed with autoimmune liver disease aged 20, I have spent the last decade playing NHS Department Bingo. After turning 30, I decided to write a memoir about the impacts of chronic illness.

I aim to raise awareness of autoimmune conditions, reduce the stigma of liver disease, and advocate for organ donation.

My memoir, Get Well Soon, was published in December 2025 and can be bought here.