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30 Days of PH: Reflections on Our Awesome Community
It’s our last story from this year’s 30 Days campaign! This has been a special and powerful collection of stories. I’d like to thank all of our wonderful contributors.
Our very own Colleen Steele wrote this piece, reflecting on all of the stories from this year.
View this post on InstagramDo you have any favorite stories?
Pulmonary Hypertension News’ 30 Days of PH campaign is publishing one story per day from someone who has been affected by the disease for PH Awareness Month in November. Read the full series for more stories like this, and follow us on Facebook and Instagram, using the hashtag #30DaysofPH.
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Thank you, @colleensteele, for your passion and kind heart. Your reflection story reminds us that although loss is inevitable within a rare disease like PH, the uplifting stories offer hope.
We continue to PHight and advocate for those who we lost. We learn from them and continue to keep their PHightng spirit alive as we hope for a cure.
Forum members, did you find a particular story inspiring or relatable? Let’s talk about it.
This project is something to look forward to each November. You do a fantastic job leading it. Thank you, @colleensteele.
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This may offer some insight and hope for our newer PHamily members. Each November for PH Awareness Month, we celebrate by presenting a phenomenal group of PH stories. This includes patients, caregivers, family members, and healthcare providers.
Our lovely forum moderator, @colleensteele, wrote this one. Her passion shines through in this reflection and each story we share. This is one of my favorite times of the year. Helping others share their journeys offers such joy and fills my heart. I know Colleen can say the same.
You can browse through several years of our 30 Days of PH stories by clicking the link below and scrolling down on each topic. I’m hopeful you’ll find a bit of hope, inspiration, and probably a few tears along the way.
30 Days of PH
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