Dawn Rotellini: Advocating for Women and Girls With Bleeding Disorders
Dawn Rotellini, Chief Operating Officer at National Bleeding Disorders Foundation, shared NBDF‘s post on LinkedIn:
“Such an amazing group!!!
It was my absolute pleasure and privilege to join them in advocating for women and girls with bleeding disorders.”
National Bleeding Disorders Foundation shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Thank you to everyone who joined us for Women’s Hill Day!
We’re fed up with women and girls being left out of bleeding disorders research. We’re fed up with being dismissed. We’re fed up with doctors not understanding our symptoms.
But together with our advocates, we can make meaningful change.
We’re grateful to every advocate who showed up, shared their story, and helped make these important conversations possible on Capitol Hill.
Together, we’re making sure women and girls with bleeding disorders are seen, heard, and represented.”
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