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Pacific Northwest Bleeding Disorders is pleased to offer a non-voting Teen Leadership position on the PNWBD Board of Directors until the position is filled. A great addition to add to your college application!
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PNWBD se complace en ofrecer una beca de viaje a la 9ª conferencia anual Familia de Sangre 2025 a una persona con un trastorno hemorrágico y un acompañante. La conferencia de desórdenes sanguíneos mas grande en el páis completamente en español.
Comuníquese con PNWBD para obtener más información, requisitos y solicitud.
Pacific Northwest Bleeding Disorders enhances the quality of life for individuals with bleeding disorders and their families through advocacy, assistance, outreach, education, and research support.
Oregon Governor, Tina Kotek signed a proclamation for March 2025 to be recognized in Oregon as Bleeding Disorders Awareness Month. Proclamations are ceremonial documents issued by the Office of the Governor. They may recognize a day, week, or month. The goal of a proclamation is to honor, celebrate, or create awareness of an event or significant issue.
Oct 22, 2024
BY MADONNA MCGUIRE SMITH
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Bleeding disorders are when the blood does not clot properly due to a deficiency or malfunction of clotting factor proteins or platelets. Bleeding disorders cause the body to bleed longer and more frequently than someone without a bleeding disorder. If left untreated, bleeding disorders can lead to chronic pain, arthritis, deformity, and disability.
Youth Effectively Transitioning to Independence promotes confidence & supports teens, 14-20, with bleeding disorders as they transition into independence.
Teens, bleeding disorder organizations, & representatives from treatment centers across the country gather for a weekend for simultaneous teen weekend event & overlapping adult trainer program. YETI is an experiential train-the-trainer weekend conference created by PNWBD. Participants learn and experience the best way to plan and manage a teen program.
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