The Coalition for Hemophilia B held its annual women’s retreat Nov. 14-17 in Alpharetta, Georgia. Initially scheduled for September,…
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
I can still feel the sting of frustration as I replay that night at the recent National Conference for Women…
This month, I attended One Drop, a “rare bleeding disorders consortium” hosted by Comprehensive Health Education Services (CHES) in Tampa,…
After the flooding from Hurricane Milton totaled my car, I found myself with a whirlwind of emotions and decisions to…
Wayne Cook is someone you can’t help but love from the moment you meet him. His warmth, passion, and dedication…
In my Oct. 4 column, I reflected on the devastation Hurricane Helene had inflicted on my community in Punta…
My grandmother always said, “If you don’t have anything good to say, don’t say anything at all.” She lived by…
I have long admired the world-renowned ballerina Michaela DePrince. Like many others, I was captivated by her inspiring journey from…
At 32, Ashley Zebley from Arkansas is no stranger to bleeding disorders. I recently interviewed her over the phone. Ashley…
For those of us living with bleeding disorders, a critical question often looms large: In the event of an…