Filter By Topic75th AnniversaryFamily MattersFitness & NutritionHemophilia A&BInsuranceNovel TechnologiesWomen's Bleeding DisordersBlood SafetyCarriersChapter RoundupGeneration NextHepatitis CSurgery & TransplantsTaking ChargeAdults & AgingAdvocacyHIVNBDF in ActionPain ManagementResearcher ProfilesAlternative TreatmentsAsk a Social WorkerCommunity in ActionHemAware JuniorRare Bleeding DisordersGlobal FocusVon Willebrand DiseaseMy JourneySponsored ContentLifeMind & BodyWomen's HealthBleeding Disorders A-ZResearch & TreatmentFighting for YouCommunity Pulse Paying for College When You Have a Bleeding Disorder Renée Embry, 23, has a platelet disorder and is a full-time student at the University of Memphis. She’s double-majoring in... Read More Generation Next Middle Schoolers and Bleeding Disorders See the “ 504 Accommodation Plan” sidebar. Like most parents, Joyce Hewitt had a back-to-school routine for her children. Read More Generation Next Teens Can Manage Their Bleeding Disorders Kody Schrimshaw’s morning routine is usually the same. The 15-year-old high school freshman, who has severe hemophilia A, wakes up... Read More Generation Next Career Decisions for Teens with Bleeding Disorders As a registered nurse in the cardiovascular intensive care unit at the University of Michigan Hospital in Ann Arbor, Allan... Read More Generation Next Off to College with a Bleeding Disorder Rachel Miller, 21, who has von Willebrand disease, attended two years of community college and lived at home before enrolling... Read More Generation Next, Family Matters
