Neurology was always my passion. In my second year of medical school, I had the opportunity to work on multiple sclerosis (MS) research. I worked with many MS patients and got to know a lot about their lives. That inspired me to become more knowledgeable in the field to be able to help them more. I did my neurology residency at the University of Iowa, where I founded a clinic for MS patients. I later came to Seattle for a fellowship in MS. As a neurologist, I strive to treat not just the neurological disease, but also the fear, anguish, and confusion that come with it. I try to constantly keep updated on the latest published information to be able to offer that to my patients if appropriate. I also recognize the limits of my knowledge and seek consultation with my amazing colleagues. I'm grateful to have this opportunity to utilize my many years of education and experience to help patients and their loved ones, and I do my best to make sure they receive the best care.