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What the HHT?

A blog for the HHT community

One in a Million

One year ago today, I underwent a liver transplant due to a genetic condition called HHT (Hereditary Hemorrhagic Telangiectasia), or Osler-Weber Rendu Syndrome. Roughly 1 in 5,000 people are diagnosed with HHT. Of that 1 in 5,000, up to 75%, have liver involvement. Of that 75%, only 8% become symptomatic. The data gets spotty after this, and from my research, I can only find 59 documented cases since 1985 of liver transplantation related to HHT.

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BBC News: Jersey woman calls for more awareness of rare condition

BBC Jersey (UK) Jersey woman calls for more awareness of rare condition – “A Jersey woman who has a rare genetic condition that affects her blood vessels is calling for greater awareness of the disorder…Chelsea Ford, 27, is the only diagnosed case in Jersey but it is believed to affect about one person in every 5,000. “The fact it goes so undiagnosed, there could be people who do have it and don’t know what is wrong,” she said.

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14th Annual Stoner Open to Benefit Cure HHT

Spend the day on the green to support Cure HHT! Join Steve Stoner and friends at the Farmstead Golf & Country Club in Lafayette, NJ on July 7, 2023 for the 14th year in a row to support an important cause. Let’s make this year’s tournament the best yet!

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Iron and HHT: Boosting Your Health & Energy with Iron-Rich Foods (RECORDED)

Calling all foodies! Grab your apron and head to the kitchen to join registered Dietitian Nutritionist Kat Benson for our most sizzling online education opportunity yet, as she leads you through an interactive cooking demonstration! Kat discuses the importance of iron in the body, the correlation between iron deficiency and HHT, the best dietary sources of iron, and everyday foods that can trigger bleeding…

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