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Positive ITP anecdotes wanted 10 years 11 months ago #28369

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The folks at Health Monitor Network will be refreshing their Guide to ITP. Here’s how you can help. They are looking for short anecdotes to feature in their story: “My ITP Silver Lining: Anecdotes from ITP patients.” If ITP has brought something positive into your life consider writing a short description. Send this to pdsa@pdsa.org along with a photo. Deadline is October 22, 2012. Thanks for your help.

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