Having a student in your class or school might concern you. First and foremost, you need to know that a child with a bleeding disorder is like any other child. Children with bleeding disorders like to do things that every other child likes to do. Other than being a bit more vigilant and knowing some basic emergency procedures, you can enjoy your time with this child just as you do with other children in your classroom or school.
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