A Brother's Promise
My sister Nicole was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis when she was just 10 years old, an age when life should be simple, joyful, and carefree. Instead, she was faced with a lifelong condition that demands courage every single day. Watching her grow up with MS shaped my understanding of strength in ways I'll never forget.
Her resilience is the reason I ran.
In April 2026, I took on the London Marathon — not just to cross a finish line, but to honor Nicole and everyone living with MS. This race was personal. Every mile I ran was a tribute to her determination, and every donation still moves us closer to breakthroughs that could change lives.
Why This Mattered: I’ve run marathons from Boston to New York, but none carried this kind of meaning. London was different, because this time I was running for something far bigger than myself — and thanks to everyone who gave, we crossed that finish line together.
To read more about Nicole’s story and the work she does to support others living with MS, head back to the home page.
