#HerClotStory has the power to protect another woman’s life
Share your blood clot story with World Thrombosis Day and help other women recognize the signs and symptoms of DVT and pulmonary embolism before it’s too late.
Every woman’s blood clot experience is different, and every story deserves to be told. World Thrombosis Day has developed a new version of #MyClotStory with questions specifically designed to capture the personal experiences of women who have navigated a blood clot, because the more we hear from you, the more we can help another woman feel seen, informed and less alone in her own journey. Introducing: #HerClotStory
This is a new form with new questions, and even if you have shared your story with us before, we encourage you to submit again. These questions go deeper into what it means to experience a blood clot as a woman and your answers matter more than ever.
Every story becomes part of a global library of lived experience reaching women in more than 190+ countries. You do not need to be a medical expert or have all the answers. You just need to be willing to share what happened to you. Submit your #HerClotStory today and help us make sure no woman faces a blood clot without the support of someone who has been there.
Not a woman, or did your experience fall outside of a women’s health context? We still want to hear from you. Share your story using our general submission form.
Submit your blood clot story
Use this form to submit your blood clot survivor story and join our global community. The World Thrombosis Day campaign will feature your story and photos across our social media channels, helping to raise awareness and inspire other patients. Be sure to follow our WTD social media pages to see when your thrombosis story is shared and connect with fellow survivors worldwide.
To submit your story using the old form, click here.
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Blood clot survivor stories from around the world
Real patients share their thrombosis journeys, from recognizing blood clot symptoms to recovery and life after treatment. These survivor stories provide hope, education and connection for patients, families and caregivers facing similar challenges. Read how survivors overcame their blood clots and discovered strength through their experiences.
Take Action
Blood clot survivors and advocates can make a difference by participating in World Thrombosis Day and using our free resources to raise thrombosis awareness. Download educational materials, share your story on social media and help other patients recognize blood clot symptoms before it’s too late. Your voice as a survivor has the power to save lives and build a stronger patient community.
