Needle. Vein. My eyes shift back and forth. Needle. Vein. Which vein is large enough to hit without blowing, but…
G Shellye Horowitz
, MA, PPS, has strong ties to the bleeding disorders community with six traceable generations of hemophilia A in her family. She also has hemophilia A. Her advocacy work includes an emphasis on early diagnosis and care for females with hemophilia and strengthening diagnosis and care for all people with mild bleeding disorders. Shellye is a licensed school counselor and principal with over 30 years experience. She currently works for the University of Washington as a researcher in the Johnsen Lab. She lives in Northern California, where she and her dog, “Hope,” love to wander through the majestic Redwood forests. All opinions are her own.
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Articles by G Shellye Horowitz
When it comes to home maintenance and improvement, there are several types of people. Some look the other way when…
My nephew does not like needles. Actually, “hate” is probably a better word. He hates needles. This is not ideal,…
I gaze at the glorious sunrise as I take off in my red RAV4. On this particular trip…
As a woman with hemophilia who has a proper diagnosis and a fantastic treatment plan, I do not…
I am not neurotypical. My thoughts, perception, and speech can be different than others. It is subtle,…
“Beep, beep.” I leap out of bed at 10 a.m. on a Saturday. My plans…
My dad’s life was incredibly difficult. He was in pain all the time and misunderstood by others. He…
I live in the middle of nowhere. It is one of the most beautiful places on the planet. The forest…
Sometimes I feel like I don’t belong. I’m a misfit, an imposter. I feel fine…