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HNC Special EventScreening of the Documentary, “Bombardier Blood”
Join Hemophilia of North Carolina (HNC) and special guest, Laurie Kelley, President and Founder of Save One Life, for a special screening of the documentary, Bombardier Blood. The film documents the journey of Chris Bombardier’s climb to the summit of Mount Everest. Chris has severe hemophilia B, but that didn’t stop him from reaching for his dreams and successfully climbing the seven summits! In 2017, he partnered with filmmaker Patrick Lynch and Believe Limited to document his journey. In addition to sharing his experience, the film brings to light the difference of treatment between the United States and developing countries. Chris used this opportunity as a way to raise funds for Save One Life, an international nonprofit organization that is dedicated to improving the life of those living with bleeding disorders in developing countries.
Please register by Thursday, October 31, 2019. If you have any questions, contact the HNC office at events@hemophilia-nc.org or call 800-990-5557. This event is being offered free to all HNC members and their immediate families. Priority will be given to HNC members who are not affiliated with a specialty pharmacy, home care, or pharmaceutical company that caters to the bleeding disorders community. If your group includes more than four persons, please contact the HNC office before registering.
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 | Hemophilia of North Carolina 260 Town Hall Dr., Suite A, Morrisville, NC 27560 — 919-319-0014 Hemophilia of North Carolina is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. All donations are tax-deductible. |  Indicates a link to an external site (outside of HNC) https://www.hemophilia-nc.org/SpecialPrograms/2019/bombardier.php This page was last modified on Monday, September 23rd, 2019. |
In the spirit of giving, HNC will be accepting donations for Save One Life. You will be able to donate by check, credit card, or cash at the screening. You can read more about Save One Life, and the important work that they provide on their website,