The Flow: Recent Episodes
Heroixx
The Flow is presented by Heroixx, a female focused extension of Hemophilia Ontario, a not-for-profit dedicated to supporting the lives of those living with inherited bleeding disorders. We are here to help lead the revolution for women's bleeding disorder care. This is a safe space for anyone who finds value in the content regardless of gender identity or the reason for being here.
Join us as we talk with Wendy Quinn, President of Canadian Hemophilia Society, about being a mother of a child with hemophilia and an advocate for all those with bleeding disorders. We explore Wendy's various roles as a primary care provider and some potential suggestions for navigating primary care provider visits.
Join us as we hear from an adolescent on her experience of living with a bleeding disorder as a teen.
Please note - Nothing that is shared in this episode should be interpreted as medical advice.
Join us as we hear from Megan Reid on her experience of pregnancy, delivery and mothering children with hemophilia.
Please note - What is shared is Megan's experience and not to be interpreted as medical advice so always defer to your medical team for any questions or concerns about your own health.
Join us as we chat with Maia Meier, a woman living with a bleeding disorder. Maia shares some personal stories and insights and walks us through her own podcast "Sister, You're Not Alone", where other women share their stores about living with a bleeding disorder.
In this installment of The Flow, Amy Griffith shares her experience of her first period, how unprepared she was and what she wishes she had known.
In this installment of The Flow, we talk with Dr. Pike, Pediatric Hematology-Oncology Fellow at Dalhousie University. Dr. Pike discusses the new WeThrive period tracking app that launched in 2021. This unique app can assist in determining a bleeding score, track period symptoms and it provides resources. Dr. Pike explains what the app offers and how it works for you.
In this installment of The Flow, we talk about how this talk series came to be. Along with it’s sister website Heroixx, hosts Natalie Philbert and Amy Griffith talk about the dire need to see change in women’s bleeding disorder care, including updates, resources, research and new voices, Amy shares her life experiences and experiences like hers that are leading to the Revolution for Women’s care that we are seeing today.