Birthplace of America’s Hemophilia
It’s Thanksgiving week in the United States, and living in the Boston area, one cannot help but think of how our country was first founded, and by who. When I travel just 15 minutes from my house to Newburyport, Massachusetts, a lovely seaport city, I can read plaques on the houses that read “1820,” “1775”
The Hemophilia Viking
There are a lot of colorful characters in the hemophilia community—and competitive athletes. Put them together you have Cobus Visser. Cobus is from South Africa, has hemophilia and has quite a story to tell. From our wonderful archivist, Richard Atwood of North Carolina, comes a review of Cobus’s new book, Walking Through Fire. Read on
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