Patients suffering from Hemophilia, a genetic disease that lasts throughout one’s lifetime and has no long-term cure can still expect a quality of life.

It is considered World Haemophilia Day every April 17. The day dedicated to people living with haemophilia is observed to raise awareness and create a better future for them. Haemophilia is a “rare disease” that affects the blood's ability to clot, as well as other bleeding disorders.