A bleeding disorder’s invisible symptoms cause it to be misunderstood. But we know that just beca…

A bleeding disorder’s invisible symptoms cause it to be misunderstood. But we know that just because someone looks fine doesn’t mean that they don’t have struggles. A person with hemophilia can appear well on the outside while living with chronic pain. Repeated bleeds damage their joints.

While we can’t see the inside of the joint, we may notice a limp in the gait of someone with joint damage. They may need a cane or walker, or perhaps a wheelchair. One of the hardest aspects of needing mobility assistance is the judgment from others because the person doesn’t look sick. Few people understand the challenges of a rare disorder.

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