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Helpful Resources
Helpful Resources
Learn from real-life PNH patients
Discover Scott, Victor, and Batina's personal experiences in living with PNH. Through their real-life accounts you'll gain a better understanding of the disease, and find helpful ways of managing PNH and finding support.
Scott’s experience
Diagnosis
Diagnosing PNH can be difficult
The signs and symptoms of PNH are different for everyone and often similar to other diseases. That can make PNH tough to diagnose. Learn how Scott's health got worse over several years before he was finally diagnosed with PNH. View video.
Symptoms of PNH
PNH can get worse over time
PNH can get in the way of doing even the simplest things. Learn how Scott coped with his life-threatening disease as it got worse over the years, affecting the daily life that he once took for granted. View video.
Supportive care
Living with PNH can be a challenge
Being diagnosed with PNH is only the first step. Actively managing PNH is critical, and living with some treatment choices can be a trying experience. Hear about the challenges faced by Scott and his family as they sought supportive care for his PNH. View video.
Take an active role
Stay informed to help manage your PNH
PNH can affect your life and the lives of the people who care about you. But even though PNH is rare, there are things you can do to help yourself and those close to you. Find out what Scott suggests for others living with PNH. View video.
Victor's experience
Symptoms of PNH
Left untreated, life with PNH can be difficult
The symptoms of PNH can affect your entire life, both physically and emotionally. Find out how Victor's PNH symptoms affected him. View video.
Caregivers
Staying positive as a caregiver
When you care for someone with PNH, staying positive can be difficult. Find out how Victor's wife, Stephanie, helped him manage his disease, and also how she coped—even in trying times. View video.
You are not alone
Connecting with others can help
Because it is a rare disease, it's natural to experience feelings of isolation when you are diagnosed with PNH. Talking with others who have shared the same experiences and who understand can make a difference. See how support groups helped Victor overcome feeling alone, and how he's now helping others with PNH. View video.
Batina's experience
Symptoms of PNH
Left untreated, life with PNH can be difficult
PNH can make it hard to live life to the fullest. Find out how PNH symptoms affected Batina's life, from running simple errands to her role as a parent. View video.
Diagnosis
Diagnosing PNH can be challenging
Because the signs and symptoms of PNH are often similar to other diseases, PNH can be tough to diagnose. For many years, Batina's disease progressed before she was finally able to give it a name. View video.
Caregivers
Sometimes you need to ask for help from those close to you
PNH can drain the energy you need for everyday activities. Don't be afraid to ask for help. Find out how Batina was able to lean on her family for support. View video.
You are not alone
Support is just a phone call away
Sometimes you just need to talk with someone who understands. Through OneSource, you can do just that. Find out how Batina feels about OneSource. View video.
Interactive Symptoms Viewer
Educational Materials
It's okay to ask for help. Start with your doctor, OneSource™, and those closest to you to build a strong support team. There are also a number of free downloads and online resources you can use for information, advice, and support.
PNH Management Resources
Actively managing your PNH can go a long way. Download these tools to help you take control.
Patient/Doctor Discussion Guide
OneSource Patient Authorization Forms
Download Descargue el Formulario de Autorización del paciente OneSource
OneSource California Patient Authorization Forms
Download Descargue su OneSource Paciente de California Formulario de Autorización
Patient Support Programs.
It's okay to ask for help. There are a number of resources available online.








