Poll

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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Links

Here are websites that support the Canadian hemophilia community:

Canadian Hemophilia Society (www.hemophilia.ca)

Facts and figures

Educational hemophilia materials for order

Hemophilia Today Newsletter

CHS eNewsletter

World Federation of Hemophilia (www.wfh.org)

Publications
Facts and figures
Educational hemophilia materials for order

Hemophilia Nonprofit Organizations

	Association of Hemophilia Clinic Directors of Canada (AHCDC) (www.ahcdc.ca)
	Canadian Blood Services (Canadian Blood Services)
	Hema-Québec (www.hema-quebec.qc.ca)
The National Hemophilia Foundation (www.hemophilia.org) American Association of Blood Banks (www.aabb.org) National Organization for Rare Disorders (NORD) (www.rarediseases.org)

General Health

	Health Canada (www.hc-sc.gc.ca)
	Public Health Agency of Canada (www.publichealth.gc.ca)
	Caring for Kids (CPS) – not specific to hemophilia (www.caringforkids.cps.ca)
	MedicAlert® Canada (www.medicalert.ca)
	Canada’s Food Guide (http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/fn-an/food-guide-aliment/index_e.html)

What is an HTC?

Canadian Hemophilia Treatment Centres (HTCs) help patients and families manage every aspect of living with hemophilia.

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Management Guides

Looking for tools to download? The EmbraceLife.ca Hemophilia Management Guides provide great information and tips to help people with hemophilia and their families live their lives to the fullest.

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