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Update: My Hemochromatosis Journey

May 30, 2017 by Kyle Clayton in Health, personal growth

Here's an update on my hemochromatosis!

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May 30, 2017 /Kyle Clayton
hemotology, hematologist, health, hereditary hemochromatosis, plebotomies, phlebotomy, iron in blood, iron overload, iron disorder, iron, excess iron, blood test, celtic curse, doctors, ferritin, genetic disorder, genetic disease, haemochomatosis, hemochromatosis, haemochromatosis, blood donation
Health, personal growth
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Low Blood Counts

September 20, 2016 by Kyle Clayton in personal growth, Health

If you have followed along on my hemochromatosis journey, then you know that every week I get a phlebotomy. Which is a fancy word for blood donation. If you haven't followed along, then you need to catch up on previous blogs. Also, watch this video.

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September 20, 2016 /Kyle Clayton
hemotology, hemochromatosis, haemochomatosis, hereditary hemochromatosis, too much iron, phlebotomy, iron disorder, iron in blood, iron overload, blood test, blood donation, ferritin, genetic disorder, celtic curse
personal growth, Health
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The Non-Phlebotomy

August 31, 2016 by Kyle Clayton in personal growth, Health

"If it's a Tuesday, it's a phlebotomy day", has become a normal phrase for me this month. As you may have read in previous blogs, it's becoming a part of my life. Here's a video of my diagnosis journey:

This week was no different than any other and I began my preparations 36 hours prior to my scheduled phlebotomy. The best preparation is hydrating, eating well, and resting. When Tuesday came I was ready and confident, I had even given Shane the week off and brought my good friend, Amy. 

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August 31, 2016 /Kyle Clayton
hereditary hemochromatosis, hemotology, hematologist, haemochromatosis, phlebotomy, too much iron, haemochomatosis, iron disorder, iron in blood, iron overload, iron, excess iron, genetic disorder, excessiron, genetic disease, celtic curse
personal growth, Health
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