For years, writing about women with hemophilia and other bleeding disorders has meant telling stories of delayed diagnoses, silent…
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
When you live with a bleeding disorder, you get used to explaining yourself. You learn to walk into an emergency…
I first met Connie Montgomery at the Hope Conference in Orlando, Florida, one of those rare moments when…
The energy in the room was unmistakable. Before the official start of the Hope Conference in Orlando, Florida, last…
After every storm, there’s a moment when you think the hard part is over. The winds calm, the skies clear,…
During the National Conference for Women with Hemophilia and Rare Factor Deficiencies, held Oct. 3-5 in Detroit, I joined…
Last in a series. Read parts one and two. For 21-year-old Domenic Catrine, hemophilia B once dictated…
Second in a series. Read part one. For most of his life, 21-year-old film student Domenic Catrine assumed weekly…
First in a series. Treatment for people living with hemophilia has long meant a lifetime of infusions, careful planning,…
Last week, I drove two hours to my hemophilia treatment center (HTC) in Tampa, Florida — not just to see…