“La malattia nel racconto dei pazienti”, a collection of patient stories from AIPI, the Italian pulmonary hypertension association

This boklet published by AIPI, the Italian pulmonary hypertension association features a collection of patient testimonies. The aim of the book was to enable patients to understand how it is possible to experience the disease with the same intensity, but approaching it from different points of view. And also to enable them to think of […]

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“PH Human”, a JanssenWithMe platform provides support resources for people with pulmonary arterial hypertension and features a number of real-life experiences from patients

PH Human, part of the JanssenWithMe digital platform, was created in partnership with the pulmonary hypertension patient community and is dedicated to supporting people with the condition. It has a particular focus on pulmonary arterial hypertension (Group 1 WHO classification of pulmonary hypertension). It helps share real-life experiences from people living with pulmonary arterial hypertension

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Rosie’s “Breathtaking Story”, submitted by the Belgian French association HTAP Belgique

Rosie Matthysen was a pulmonary hypertension patient and a patient advocate. She was the founder of HTAP Belgique, the Belgian francophone pulmonary hypertension association, one of the founding members of PHA Europe. In this touching video poste on the PHA EUROPE YouTube channel Rosie tells her story and tells us about her life with pulmonary

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Living with an “invisible” disease: share your pulmonary hypertension story to raise awareness and help others on the same journey

Disabilities are often not obvious to the eye, as the infographic of the cover photo eloquently illustrates (source: LinkedIn post by Pam Cusick, Senior Vice President at Rare Patient Voice). This the case with many rare and chronic disease patients, including pulmonary hypertension. Behaviours of people with invisible illnesses may be hard for others to

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