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More than 1,300 people who have been affected by acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) gathered at the National AIDS Memorial in San Francisco on Dec. 1 to commemorate World AIDS Day. During two days of events, family and friends paid tributes to those lost to the disease, while inspiring remembrance…

My husband, Joe, and my sons, Julian and Caeleb, each have their own unofficial jobs when we decorate for the holidays. Julian brings the dusty red and green totes full of Christmas decorations in from the shed. I open them and decide what comes inside first. Joe and Caeleb…

Grab the factor, syringes, butterfly needles, drapes, Band-Aids, self-adherent wrap, sharps container, and tourniquet! These things are usually what comes to mind when we think about hemophilia care. Medical supplies are the first thing we think of when we plan for day-to-day life with hemophilia. Preventing and treating bleeds…

I love the holidays — candlelight, decorations, the smell of baking, and time with family. I look forward to the holidays every year, but I am also keenly aware that holidays can be more stressful with the realities of managing hemophilia. Here are some tips for…

Last Sunday, I preached a sermon about the Old Testament story of David slaying the giant Goliath. David was young and much shorter than the very tall Goliath. The odds were against David, yet through divine intervention, he did the unthinkable and took Goliath’s life with one stone. His…

After the flooding from Hurricane Milton totaled my car, I found myself with a whirlwind of emotions and decisions to make. Now, as I embark on the journey of car shopping, I can’t help but notice how much this process mirrors my life with bleeding disorders. Both experiences require patience,…