Karen Fahey: A More Inclusive Future for the Bleeding Disorders Community
Karen Fahey, Retired, Regional Distribution Leader at Safety and Industrial Business Group shared Bleeding Disorders Canada‘s post on LinkedIn:
“A bright future continues to unfold…
‘This name change reflects the diverse community we serve and our commitment to ensuring that everyone affected by an inherited bleeding disorder sees themselves represented within our organization.
Today, we support people living with, rare factor deficiencies, platelet function disorders, women and girls with bleeding disorders, individuals who remain undiagnosed, and many others whose experiences deserve recognition and support.'”
Bleeding Disorders Canada shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Welcome to Bleeding Disorders Canada!
Learn more about the new name of the Canadian Hemophilia Society, now Bleeding Disorders Canada, and what it means for our community.”
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