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by v4wModerator
March 15, 2019
Posted on behalf of community member Mary Ann Massolio, Hematology/Oncology Social Worker, Tampa FL...
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by Anonymous
March 03, 2019
Being a parent of a child/children whom has a bleeding disorder is hard. However, being a single...
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by V4WChelsea
February 20, 2019
According to the United States Center for Disease Control and Prevention ovarian cysts are common...
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January 11, 2019
Happy New Year!!!
Lets Start off this New year Right!!
Don't Forget to Let me Know what you want to...
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by V4WChelsea
November 28, 2018
Check out this webinar It's Genetic, Baby from the Hemophilia Federation of America (HFA). Genetic...
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by Jen G.
October 27, 2018
I deliberately have not selected an image, to accompany my story, as it’s the images that...
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by v4wModerator
October 19, 2018
Did you know that approximately 50,000 women in Sweden have a bleeding disorder, but only about a...
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August 26, 2018
Hello everyone,
I’m wondering is there is anyone else here from the UK? It would be great to get to...
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Ask a Question Being a carrier does not affect menopause. If one uses hormonal therapies, withdrawal bleeding from the uterus can occur, but this is not a period. I would consult with your gynecologist, as vaginal bleeding following menopause needs to be monitored and at times evaluated for other conditions.
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We are pleased to introduce our newest Victory Spotlight honoree Melissa Reifke, Women’s Program Coordinator of the Lone Star Chapter of NHF and the Women’s Retreat Director of Empowering Women with Bleeding and Clotting Disorders. The...Read More