ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Following our six-part mini-series 'Reflections on a life with severe haemophilia', with Terence O'Rourke, Haemnet's Dr Kate Khair considers some of the things that have changed in haemophilia care during Terence's lifetime – and some of the things that perhaps haven't.
Kate discusses the importance of remembering times when haemophilia treatment wasn't so readily available, getting a diagnosis, treatment decisions, feeling isolated, and the importance of support and understanding.
CREDITS:
Speaker: Dr Kate Khair
Interviewer: Kathryn Jenner
Music: Once Again Royalty Free Music by Benjamin Tissot via bensound.com
English
United States
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