For Rowe Jay Bonabon, life has always been a battle—one not only against the outside world but against his own body. Discover how he triumphed in a fight that demanded not just endurance, but sheer tactical resilience.
Read MorePeter John “PJ” Tetangco, 27, has turned a life of challenges into a tale of triumph. Living with severe hemophilia A, PJ grew up with many limitations on physical activities and experienced several life-threatening bleeds. His is a story of resilience, determination, and the power of community support.
Read MoreClyde Justine Garcia probably went through trials young people like him will find unimaginable. His battle even reached a critical point when he experienced a brain bleed in 2020, resulting in a medical bill that soared into the millions. Read how Clyde defied the odds and conquered life’s greatest challenges through the help of Save One Life and his HAP family.
Read MoreDiscouraged, doubted and challenged by a bleeding disorder without cure. Discover what pushed Reinniel from the province of Nueva Ecija, Philippines, to give his education another shot.
Read MoreIf you had P5,000 pesos (100 USD), what would you do with it? Emily's story is a testament to how a little help, coupled with hard work and perseverance, can lead to substantial improvements in one's quality of life.
Read MoreMicro-Enterprise Grants (MEGs) make it possible for adults with bleeding disorders to start a small business. Since 2014, Save One Life has provided 301 micro-enterprise grants in 13 countries including the Philippines. Witness how Jane Agoncillo grew her business amidst having hemophilia.
Read MoreMark Alvin Icawat, 29, comes from a family of four. Everything seemed well until he had a series of bleeds and was diagnosed with severe Hemophilia A
Read MoreIf there’s one choice that I would never regret having, that would be having my daughter.
Read MoreAs a child, I was not allowed to run around and play with other kids my age. I felt really unhappy all the time. I remember asking my parents a lot of questions about why I can’t do this or take part in that.
Read MoreI come from a family of haemophiliacs. Five of my older brothers passed away due to different types of bleed
Read MoreIn the early morning of June 14, the mother Jaycle Bathan Andaya, a 16-year-old with Hemophilia A, informed us though our Facebook Group that her son complained of severe headache and was vomiting
Read MoreFor years, we had been looking for a support group. Early this year, we joined Hemophilia Advocates-Philippines (HAP) and suddenly, we found a family that is always here to guide us, teaching us and helping us
Read MoreJose Pepito Vasquez, 47, was diagnosed with hemophilia when he was still a child. Hemophilia is a rare bleeding disorder where the person’s blood lacks the ability to clot. It is a genetic condition and thus, it does not go away
Read MoreAfter Health Secretary Paulyn Ubial committed to help in passage of a law on Hemophilia Care, Hemophilia Advocates and BBA leaders went to the House of Representatives and the Senate to meet with legislators.
Read MoreOn November 11, 2016, leaders of Hemophilia Advocates (Philippines) and Blood Brothers Aid, along with doctors from the Philippine Children’s Medical Center, met with Health Secretary Paulyn Ubial
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