Christine – Part of the family
You know, it’s funny, lately at CHS events, introductions usually include a statement like: “Tell us how long you’ve been involved with the CHS.” As the conversation makes its way around the room,
David – New York Rangers Head Coach David Quinn on Hockey and Hemophilia
Ice as unyielding as concrete. Razor-sharp blades whizzing past with abandon. Slap-shot pucks flying through the air. Boards dented and dinged from bodies slammed hard into them during every game. Ice hockey and
Vic – The courage to tell our story
Last August, my nephew Sam died after a courageous three-decade-long battle against hepatitis C. He was awaiting a liver transplant and the doctors were trying to make him strong enough to withstand surgery.
Emileigh and Erin – Two sisters. Two carriers. Two perspectives.
My name is Emileigh Van Dusen and I live with mild hemophilia B. I am an addictions and mental health social worker for the Nova Scotia Health Authority. I currently sit on the
Chloé, the little miracle ballerina
Hello, my name is Lina Bissonnette and I’d like to share my story with you. On Thursday, December 12, 2013, I brought our daughter Chloé into the world. Two days later, we went
