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RPM BROCHURE SUMMARIESRPM is a series of brochures designed to help start a dialogue between clinicians, patients, and caregiversabout transition issues. The NHF’s Medical and Scientific Advisory Council (MASAC) Transition Guidelinesserved as a foundation for content development.

Each brochure is divided into two sections:• Graphic Story • Commentary

V6 | 12-15 Years of AgeEducational & Vocational Training: Prepare for the JourneyGraphic Story:Mark uses his knowledge of computers to earn extra money. Heexplains to his friends that because of his hemophilia, it’s important to start earlyin planning a career to ensure insurance coverage for therapy.

Commentary:Mark talks further about the importance of starting to exploreinterests and career options.

Independent Healthcare Behaviors: Slide Into the Driver’s SeatGraphic Story:Mark hurts his knee while his parents are out for the evening. Hecalls his brother and tells him to come home so he’s not alone when he self-infuses.

Commentary:Mark shares some of the ways he has learned to take charge ofhis hemophilia.

Self-Advocacy & Self-Esteem: Drive With ConfidenceGraphic Story: Mark talks with a close friend about disclosing his hemophilia.

Commentary:Mark discusses healthy attitudes for living with hemophilia, suchas acceptance and confidence.

See reverse side for V8:16-18 years of age

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Shifting into high gear: In 2008, RPM will introduce brochures developed for young men 19-22 years of age, aswell as three additional topics for the 12-18 age groups: Health & Lifestyles, Sexual Health, and Social Support.

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V8 | 16-18 Years of AgeEducational & Vocational Training: Know the RoadGraphic Story: AJ has to think about what’s more important: getting a promotionat work or having enough time to study.

Commentary: AJ talks about the difficulty of juggling different parts of his life,such as homework, hemophilia, and work. He explains the importance of schooland shares how he researched a career.

Independent Healthcare Behaviors: Drive Like a ProGraphic Story: AJ takes responsibility for his hemophilia when playing frisbeewith friends.

Commentary: AJ explains the importance of managing his hemophilia onhis own and specific ways to start taking on more responsibility.

Self-Advocacy & Self-Esteem: The Driving ForceGraphic Story: After a friend discovers AJ self-infusing, they have a candidconversation about his hemophilia.

Commentary: AJ talks about coming to terms with his hemophilia and theimportance of wearing a medic alert ID.

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