Haemochromotosis Awareness volunteer Sheila Stevenson uses disease to inform

Tarlia Jordan
Updated August 10 2017 - 11:13am, first published 9:30am
SAVING LIVES: Sheila Stevenson has had haemochromotosis all her life, but was only diagnosed seven years ago. During Haemochromotosis Awareness Week, she hopes help others stop suffering. Picture: Paul Scambler.
SAVING LIVES: Sheila Stevenson has had haemochromotosis all her life, but was only diagnosed seven years ago. During Haemochromotosis Awareness Week, she hopes help others stop suffering. Picture: Paul Scambler.

“If you have to have a blood disorder, this is the one to have … but if it’s not diagnosed in time, it’s a killer.”

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Tarlia Jordan

Journalist at The Examiner Newspaper

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