ITP and Me – An ITP Book for Young Adults and Teenagers

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by mervyn

Are you a young person who has been diagnosed with ITP?
Then this book is for YOU!

Filled with the real-life experiences of teenagers with ITP, you’ll find everything you need to know about the condition, along with lots of helpful advice. A vital source of support, this book tackles the tough issues and unique challenges that young people face when dealing with a potentially life-changing diagnosis.

48 pages of information that will help guide you along your ITP journey.

You can download a PDF copy of this book via this link https://bit.ly/44fwVIl or scan the QR Code below

If you are an NHS Haematology Unit and would like copies for your patients please email info@itpsupport.org.uk with a contact name and postal address, we will send you some copies.

If you are a patient and would like a hard copy, they are free, all we ask is a £3 donation to cover the cost of postage and packing, email us your postal address to info@itpsupport.org.uk and make the donation via our JustGiving page at Donate – Donation amount – JustGiving

Acknowledgements

We would like to give a big thank you to all the young people who took part in the ITP discussion groups for this book:

Ariana Silva

Charlie Henderson

Ella Ellis

Ellie Keegan

Georgina Guterman

Maia Ramasamy

Muhamed Shahsivari

Orla Farren

Monty Savarino

Professor Nichola Cooper and Dr Alice Hart, Haematology Consultants at Imperial London, spearheaded this project. They would like to thank Mervyn Morgan at the ITP Support Association, Dr John Grainger and Chloe Goodall (who wrote the original ITP’n’Stuff leaflet on which this book is based), and Rhona Bowie (Patient Advocate).