Stop the Clot Event Calendar

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4 5 6Rewriting the Narrative: Blooming in Maternal/Mental HealthRewriting the Narrative: Blooming in Maternal/Mental HealthTime: 8:00 am
This event features engaging panel discussions on maternal health, maternal mental health, community resources, and breastfeeding support. NBCA will be on hand to offer resources on preventing blood clots among new and expectant mothers and how to recognize the signs and symptoms. Continental breakfast, lunch, and a special gift will be provided to all participants. Attendees are asked to bring one or more of the following items that will be donated to New Orleans Women and Children's Shelter: bars of bath soap, bath and wash towels, toothpaste, toothbrushes, combs, feminine products, shampoo, conditioner, and deodorant.
Reverie Orleans
2222 Poydras St.
New Orleans, LA
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7 8 95K Run, Walk, or Trot 2 Stop Blood Clots5K Run, Walk, or Trot 2 Stop Blood ClotsTime: 9:00 am
Organized by the Devereaux Hubbard II Foundation, this event aims to raise awareness of blood clots in honor of 19-year-old Devereaux Hubbard II, who died of a PE in 2013.
The Bleeding and Clotting Disorder Institute
427 W Northmoor Road
Peoria, IL 61614
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11 12Aug. PEP Talk: Age and Blood ClotsAug. PEP Talk: Age and Blood ClotsTime: 7:00 pm
As we age, our bodies change in many ways, and our risk for blood clots increases as well. Why is age a risk factor for blood clots, and what steps can you take to reduce your risk?
Join as we explore the connection between age and blood clots, including insights into how the aging process can contribute to clot risk and the proactive steps you can take to stay safe. We’ll also discuss the vital role caregivers play in recognizing risks and supporting prevention efforts.
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13 14 15 165th Annual BBQ in Memory of Leschel5th Annual BBQ in Memory of LeschelTime: 2:00 pm
Our beloved daughter, mother, sister, and friend Leschel tragically passed away from a deadly blood clot at just 32 years old. In the wake of this unimaginable loss, our family felt compelled to take action. Our family partnered with the National Blood Clot Alliance (NBCA) to raise awareness about the dangers of blood clots, starting right here in Brooklyn, so that no other family has to endure the pain we live with every day. This year marks the 5th Annual BBQ in honor of Leschel, hosted by her family and friends. It is a day to celebrate her life and educate our community about life saving information. There will be free food and drinks, a raffle drawing, and a speech forum focused on learning the signs and symptoms of blood clots. Please join us in person, or consider making a donation to the NBCA. Bring a loved one or a friend, because together we can save lives. Saving one life is like saving a million lives. Thank you for your support.
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