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Soozie Courter Hemophilia Scholarship Program

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Do you feel you have enough information about how to live an active life with hemophilia?
	Yes. My hemophilia treatment centre has made sure I know how to get the most out of the activities I love (or my child loves) without letting hemophilia get in the way
	I know what to do to keep active, but there are still some contact sports that I wish I could find a way to include in my (or my child’s) life
	No. I often feel like hemophilia has taken over, keeping me (or my child) from so many fun activities
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Adam: Moving up! Transitioning to University

A. Things are going well. My hemophilia doesn’t really have an impact on my studies. I’m in my third year of biochemical engineering. I made the Dean’s List for the last two years. Overall, I am having a good time while also trying to learn. A. It’s been a pretty big change. First year, I was in on-campus residence. For the last ....

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Embracing Lives

Children’s lives are full of the fun and excitement of growing and learning. Hemophilia shouldn’t change that. With extra care, children with hemophilia can enjoy many activities, and live happy and fulfilled lives just like any other child.

Adolescence is a time of change and of increasing independence and responsibility. For a child with hemophilia, adolescence also offers the opportunity to learn more about his hemophilia and to take charge of his own care.

Adults make many important choices to manage their health and bleeds. Hemophilia knowledge and care also becomes an important part of building a relationship with a life partner, and making family planning choices.

Comprehensive Care Corner

Hemophilia affects many different aspects of your, or your son’s, healthcare. For that reason, it is important to have a comprehensive approach to your healthcare, involving many different healthcare providers.

To learn about the members of the comprehensive care team, visit the Comprehensive Care Corner. There you’ll discover how various healthcare professionals help treat people living with hemophilia.

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Adam: Moving up! Transitioning to University

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