The Lyman Fisher Scholarship was established to honor Dr. Lyman Fisher, a teacher, researcher, and clinician in hemostasis. For many years, he directed the adult hemophilia program for Virginia. He will be remembered for his steadfast commitment to his patients and students, his respect for those who served under him, his community service and his affection for his family.
This virtual session concentrates on supporting attendees to create a more balanced life and empowers attendees to take control of their health, body, and mind for a healthy lifestyle.
A rejuvenating day filled with educational programming and community building. This day out is open to VHF constituents who are women age 21 and up with inherited bleeding disorders/carriers and/or to women whose lives are impacted by a bleeding disorder (i.e. caregivers, spouses, immediate family members).
VHF community events are social and educational gatherings that occur throughout the year. These events bring together the Virginia inherited bleeding disorders community and are an excellent opportunity for family fun, networking, support, and increasing knowledge.
VHF’s Annual Meeting brings together the inherited bleeding disorder community to share information on a wide variety of topics and it is a great opportunity for networking and support for individuals and families.
Annual Meeting Highlights Include: Sessions on advocacy, aging with a bleeding disorder, mental health, musculoskeletal ultrasound and more; Lyman Fisher Scholarship recognition; VHF chapter updates; on-site children and teen programming with Camp Holiday Trails; and on-site childcare for 5 and under.