Last month, I had the privilege and the honor of being one of 60 attendees at the Mild Matters…
Jennifer Lynne
Jennifer Lynne was diagnosed with hemophilia B and von Willebrand disease during childhood. A marketing and journalism graduate of the University of Wisconsin–Madison, she is the founder of GirlsBleedToo.com, a platform dedicated to raising awareness about bleeding disorders in women and girls. Through her column, she shares personal experiences to educate, advocate, and amplify the voices of women in the bleeding disorders community. All opinions expressed are her own and do not reflect those of her clients or affiliated organizations.
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Articles by Jennifer Lynne
In the realm of hemophilia, I believe the current classification system oversimplifies a far more intricate reality. Severe,…
Every year, the holiday season appears to arrive earlier, a stark contrast to the days when Christmas wasn’t even contemplated…
Scrabble, the classic word game that has enthralled generations, is a captivating blend of strategy, vocabulary, and skill. I began…
The recent Rare Blood Disease Summit sponsored by Genentech highlighted a critical perspective pertinent to me: “Mild is…
In the wake of my mother’s tragic passing in February and the havoc wreaked by Hurricane Ian last year,…
Physical therapy (PT) plays a crucial role in the management of hemophilia. While it may seem counterintuitive for…
In 1975, when I was diagnosed with hemophilia B and von Willebrand disease, my dreams of participating…
Last week, I was privileged to attend Genentech‘s Rare Blood Disease Summit at its campus in San Francisco. I’ve…
About a month ago, my world was turned upside down when my kneecap dislocated while I was simply shifting…