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I Love Someone With A Bleeding Disorder Ornament
Displaying this ornament is a meaningful way to show your love and support for someone with a bleeding disorder, while also making a positive impact on the bleeding disorder community. 
 
  • Customize the ornament with your favorite photo, making it a unique and personal keepsake.
  • Ornament will include a red ribbon, symbolizing solidarity with the bleeding disorder community.
  • After purchase, you will receive an email with instructions on how to submit your photo(s) for customization. 
 
What makes this ornament even more special is that it is printed and shipped by Vintage Solutions, a company owned and operated by an individual with Severe Hemophilia A. 
 
By supporting this business, you are directly supporting someone within the bleeding disorders community and helping to create opportunities for individuals with bleeding disorders.

I Love Someone With A Bleeding Disorder Ornament

$15.00Price
Excluding Sales Tax

  • We are proud to donate 8% of the proceeds to the Greater Ohio Bleeding Disorder Foundation.

     

    This percentage is significant because it directly reflects our commitment to raising awareness and supporting those affected by bleeding disorders, and also Jaycee Knox, Owner of Vintage Solutions has Severe Hemophilia A, which Jaycee is missing the factor 8 clotting factor in his blood.

     

    By contributing a portion of our sales, we aim to help fund programs and resources that improve the lives of individuals and families living with these conditions.

     

  • Bleeding disorders, also known as coagulopathies, encompass a range of conditions that affect the blood's ability to clot. There are several types of bleeding disorders, including:

    • Hemophilia A
      • Caused by a deficiency in Factor VIII.
    • Hemophilia B
      • Caused by a deficiency in Factor IX.
    • Von Willebrand Disease
      • A genetic disorder that affects platelet function.
    • Factor V Leiden
      • A genetic mutation that increases the risk of abnormal blood clotting.
    • Thrombocytopenia
      • A condition characterized by low platelet counts.
    • Giant Platelet Disorders
      • Rare disorders featuring abnormally large platelets that lead to bleeding issues.

    To learn more about bleeding disorders, head on over to https://gobdf.org/who-we-serve/

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