blood disorder

Born with a rare blood disorder and given little hope, Parameswari T chose strength over struggle. Now 25, she uses her journey to inspire thousands, spreading awareness, hope, and positivity. Her story is a reminder that with determination and love for life, no obstacle is too great.

To build an inclusive workplace, we need more awareness around blood disorders, which are counted as invisible disabilities, say members of v-shesh, an enterprise that prepares organisations with disability inclusion. Here are some ways to do it.

"My blood had helped me live, but denied me a livelihood. I wasn't going to let that stand in the way of my dreams."

Inspired by his father to donate blood regularly, this IT professional from Bengaluru did not think twice about donating blood stem cells and his unselfish gesture has helped a child with a rare blood disorder lead a normal life