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Oral history interview with Wendell Bourne

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Boston Hemophilia Center Oral History Project, A Gift of Experience

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These records were donated to the Harvard Medical Library by Laura Gray, the coordinator of the project, in July of 2006Wendell Bourne was born in 1948 in Cambridge, Massachusetts He is married and has four children and one grandson with hemophilia Mr. Bourne is the director of multicultural education for Kindergarten through 12th grade in the Cambridge school system. He is an African-American whose faith has been an enormous resource in handling life’s challenges. He has severe Factor VIII deficiency and Hepatitis C Interview with Wendell Bourne for the Boston Hemophilia Center Oral History Project, A Gift of Experience, by Laura Gray, July 29, 2004
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Bourne, Wendell Gray, Laura
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Center for the History of Medicine (Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine)

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Digital Commonwealth

Keywords

  1. Bourne, Wendell
  2. Chronic Illness
  3. Experience Of Illness
  4. Hemophilia
  5. Oral History
  6. Patients

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