Working towards a cure for Glanzmann's Thrombasthenia, & providing hope & help for the present.
Faces of GT
Our Faces of GT section showcases the stories of individuals living with Glanzmann's Thrombasthenia, offering a glimpse into their lives and experiences. We believe that sharing these stories can help foster understanding and empathy for those affected by GT.
Faces of GT
Pauline Gauthier
My name is Pauline, I was born in France in 1993 and I still live in France. I was diagnosed with GT at 6 months (diagnosis not being possible, at the time, before 6 months). I had many problems with GT as a child. I had a gastrointestinal hemorrhage when I was 3 years old….
Faces of GT
Dan Beyer
Hi. My name is Daniel Beyer, but my friends call me Dan. As a child, I spent half of my life in the hospital until about the age of twelve. From twelve to my mid-thirties, I did not have many problems. When I hit my late thirties, early forties, I began having more problems. In…
Faces of GT
Karen “Kaytee”
My story is long but since I am one of the oldest diagnosed Glanzmann’s Thrombasthenia patients in the United States. I must be upfront that my history is not a nice one, but I have learned in life, everyone’s life is not all peaches and cream. It is also taken from a couple of e-mails…
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In the News
Rare Disease Day & Glanzmann Thrombasthenia Awareness Day: Why Awareness Matters
Every year, Rare Disease Day (February 28) and Glanzmann Thrombasthenia Awareness Day (March 1) provide an opportunity to shine a light on conditions that often go unnoticed. With over 300 million people worldwide living with a rare disease, awareness is the first step toward progress—whether it’s in research, treatment, or support for those affected. One…
Our Resources section is a comprehensive guide for anyone seeking information about Glanzmann's Thrombasthenia. From frequently asked questions to detailed information for doctors, we aim to provide a wealth of knowledge for those dealing with GT.