Your First Steps After an ITP Diagnosis – ITP Support Association
ITP Support Association shared a post on LinkedIn:
”New series: Living With ITP – the basics
We’re sharing bite-sized excerpts from our patient guide, ‘Living With ITP: A Patient’s Guide to Immune Thrombocytopenia’, one piece at a time.
Whether you’re newly diagnosed or years into your journey, we hope this helps.
So I have ITP – what now?
Being told you have a rare condition with a complicated name you’ve never heard of can feel overwhelming.
This book was written to answer the questions running through your head right now: How will ITP affect me physically and mentally?
What can I expect from treatment? Will I still be able to travel, work, and enjoy my relationships?
As one contributor puts it in the book: ‘Over the years the increasing knowledge and treatment of ITP has helped me lead a happy and fulfilling life.’
Read the full book for free. ”
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