Living with haemophilia


A lively, creative bunch of kids at a haemophilia camp proved that the disease is no barrier to leading a full, healthy life.

THE children and teenagers at the camp looked and behaved like any other boys. On the surface, no one would have been able to tell them apart from other children and teenagers.

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