Living with Hemophilia in the Philippines: Psychosocial Issues
Hemophilia is a bleeding disorder that many people in the Philippines still rarely hear about. When people think about hemophilia, they usually imagine bleeding, bruises, needles, and hospital visits. But honestly, the hardest part is not always physical pain. Sometimes it is the feeling of being misunderstood, left out, or treated differently your whole life.
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