Let's Talk Period
Hematology, Department of Medicine, Queen's University, Room 2015 Etherington Hall, 94 Stuart Street K7L 3N6 Kingston, ON, Canada

ANNOUNCEMENT: Resource toolkits about menstruation, abnormal bleeding and bleeding disorders are now available on our website for print AND online! Toolkits include information sheets, guides to treatment plans and referrals for patients. www.letstalkperiod.ca/resources

Did you know that our Self-BAT is available in the French as well? Check out the Self-BAT. It's easy and doesn't take too much time. https://letstalkperiod.ca/self-bat/

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Do you "double up" on menstruation protection? This may be a sign of a bleeding disorder. Take the Self-BAT today! https://letstalkperiod.ca/self-bat/

We spoke to Lisa Thibeault, a nurse with the Southeastern Ontario Inherited Bleeding Disorders Clinic, about people's frequent concerns with bleeding disorders. Find out more information: https://bit.ly/3kcTJiz

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Q: Are there many resources available on our website? A: Yes! We have useful pdf files and videos available for use on our website. Check them out today: https://letstalkperiod.ca/self-bat/

Advocacy does not just apply to what access you have to treatments. It applies to how your clinic runs and who you get to see. It applies to awareness for women..., who average 16 years for a diagnosis. It applies to youth leaders learning the ropes. Advocacy matters. Donate today: https://bit.ly/3n6zFA1 #TogetherWeAretheCHS #community

Do the Self-BAT with family or friends, and get your results in a matter of minutes on our website: https://letstalkperiod.ca/self-bat/