Women and Girls Bleed Too
Devoted to women everywhere
living with bleeding disorders.
All women should be aware of the symptoms of a bleeding disorder and be tested if warranted.
Bleeding disorders, even mild ones, can cause life-threatening problems at all stages of life.
Featured Articles
She spent decades being told she was fine. One doctor finally listened. Now Connie Montgomery is one of our community's fiercest advocates for women with bleeding disorders.
I thought everyone planned their lives around their heavy periods. Turns out it was one of the clearest signs of a bleeding disorder — and there's finally a way to measure it.
Debbie Murray spent decades experiencing symptoms of a bleeding disorder before finally receiving a diagnosis of hemophilia B at nearly 51.
It took Jeanette Kizer over a decade and two frightening pregnancies to get a diagnosis. Her story shows why platelet disorders need a seat at the table too.
Why the medical community's blind spot about hemophilia in women can be dangerous — and what to do when a doctor doesn't believe you.
A 16-year-old with hemophilia B just won the Ryan White Youth Award for advocacy work most people don't start until decades into their diagnosis. Our founder was in the room when they called her name — and reflects on what it means that this generation gets to choose the spotlight instead of having it forced on them.