AMARILLO, Texas (KAMR/KCIT) — In honor of World Hemophilia Day, on April 17, Northwest Texas Healthcare System recognized 19-month-year-old Jameson.
“One thing we wish more people knew is that children like Jameson are not defined by their diagnosis. He is strong, fearless, and determined. While hemophilia is part of his life, it does not control who he is,” said his mother, Stormy.
Officials said Jameson lives with a severe disorder, Hemophilia A, a rare bleeding disorder that makes even minor injuries serious. A small bruise for most can turn into internal bleeding for him, as his blood does not clot properly.
Dad Darik, mom Stormy, sister 3-year-old Hailyn, and their aunt Alissa, the Director of the Emergency Department at NWTHS.
To raise awareness today, the community is encouraged to wear red in support of those affected…