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Raise Awareness for HHT

 

The Valentine family: Peter, Peter Jr., Will, Kiki, Judy & David.

At the age of 40, Will Valentine was diagnosed with HHT. Genetic testing also revealed that his son inherited the disease. “I decided the best thing I could do for my son was to lead by example,” said Will. As the oldest of four, he shared his genetic results with his brothers and sister, encouraging them and their children to also get tested.

Read Will's story, and learn more about how you can help plant the seeds of awareness in your community this June!

How You Can Increase Awareness of HHT

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Talk to your Healthcare Providers about HHT

HHT symptoms are often mistaken for other conditions - knowing the common misdiagnoses can lead to faster identification and significant improvements in quality of life. Download this comprehensive fact sheet to share with your physician, who may not be familiar with HHT, to provide a roadmap for a better understanding of this disease.

Get Involved

Cure HHT hosts several educational events and community building opportunities each year!

Some of these events include regional educational conferences for both patients and physicians, and family walks. Additionally, we offer free educational materials in our extensive Resource Library.

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Share Your Story

Sharing your HHT story strengthens and empowers our community.

It can make all the difference to know you’re not alone when living with a rare disease like HHT.

Here Are More Ways You Can Build Awareness

Participate in Research

Participating in clinical trials and completing scientific research studies can have a huge impact on the diagnosis and treatment of HHT. Click here to learn more about clinical trials and research.

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