Items tagged 'woman'

Women with Bleeding Disorders Breakfast – July

13 July 2024
- 13 July 2024

Has a been while since catching up with the women in the HFWA community? We'd love to see you again or if you are new please send the office an email to join in.

Why test?

20 September 2023

Genetic testing, Girls, Haemophilia, Women & girls
girls, haemophilia, women

Haemophilia testing in women and girls Key points There are two types of haemophilia testing for women and girls…

Family & Community Camps

20 July 2023

The importance of our camps for children and families cannot be underestimated. At these camps, children connect with others going…

Women can have hep C too – Mary Jane’s story

20 July 2023

Mary Jane* is an Australian community member with von Willebrand disease (VWD). She spoke to HFA about her experiences with…

Connecting to others

19 July 2023

Reach out and connect to your community! In our digital stories for World Haemophilia Day 2019, Australian community members share…

Shauna Adams – managing type 3 VWD

19 July 2023

This is a transcript of Shauna’s presentation at the 2019 Australian Conference. Hi everyone, thank you all for joining me today….

Susie – living with type 1 von Willebrand disorder

19 July 2023

I keep learning new things in my journey with a bleeding disorder and I’ve come to the opinion that this…

Haemophilia – when your daughters bleed too

19 July 2023

Glen and Jan, parents of two daughters who carry the gene alteration causing haemophilia and have bleeding symptoms, talked to…

Haemophilia – do you catch it?

19 July 2023

An Australian bleeding disorders community member tells her personal story. I have lived my whole life surrounded by haemophilia. My…

Susie ~ Disclosure and telling others

19 July 2023

Susie is an Australian community member. She has von Willebrand disorder (VWD) type 1 and her child has VWD type…

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