Learning to live with an “invisible disability” like PNH includes discussing your condition with family, friends, and coworkers and understanding your rights in the workplace.
The resources available here have been developed to help you manage this disruption in your life, particularly your work life, and to help you make informed decisions about your options for treatment in the future.
Workplace Rights and Responsibilities for PNH Patients
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Coming soon:
- Guide for federal and state resources
- Disability insurance
- Financial issues
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Living with PNH: How to be Proactive with your Doctor Concerning your PNH care
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