Gay Movies Time Out London Which movies are most beloved for the light they shine on lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans experiences? Which screen stories involving LGBT characters are the most enduring, whether romances, horrors or comedies? Which are the most ground breaking, politically or artistically? And which simply demand to be watched again and again? We asked LGBT cultural pioneers – including Xavier […]
Read moreInfusing Love: My Mom, The Super Hero Categories: Adult Women, Community Voices, Families, HFA News, Mom’s Blog: Infusing Love May 10, 2015 As a hemophiliac there are many things I am grateful for that most “normal” kids just don’t get like the amazing bonds with my blood brothers and their families during conferences and at camp. However, what I am by far most grateful for […]
Read moreDespite decades of studies, limited understanding of the complexities faced by a person with haemophilia or other blood disorder is unfortunately still widely unknown. The unique psychological and social problems of living with the condition, which also has great impact on families has radically changed over the past twenty or so years. Anxiety for the risks of bleeding and the threat from complications […]
Read moreWe have put together a few things for you to remember. Ensure your Haemophilia Centre has your correct personal details, including contact details Change of GP details, if visiting other parts of the UK, or relocating If travelling outside of the UK, ensure you have an up to date Customs letter from your Haemophilia Centre […]
Read moreAlcohol & Drugs This subject is one which covers the whole spectrum of the haemophilia/bleeding disorder community. Both young and old, those who have lived for years with chronic pain, viral infections or psychological harm, as well as those just starting out in adult life. Whatever your stage in life is the same risks and problems brought on by […]
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