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Personal StoryDr John WarrenI’m a doctor, now 79 years old. There is no family history of pernicious anaemia. My sister and maternal grandfather both had type 1 diabetes, adult onset, a condition which nowadays is considered to have an autoimmune basis. In my 30’s I...

Personal StoryDCMy name is DC, born in 1944, originally from Co. Tyrone Northern Ireland. Youngest of 7 children,fair skinned blue eyed, I always looked underfed because I did not tolerate solid food and red meat well, I always felt better on sweet delicate foods. We...

Personal StoryAmanda My name is Amanda, I live in Cornwall and this is my journey with pernicious anaemia (PA). I first noticed my symptoms when I was 28 years old. I was working full time as a rotational physiotherapist in a hospital, enjoying an active social life....

Personal StoryDavid Connell-SmithI am David Connell-Smith, I am 76 years old and have been a trustee of the Pernicious Anaemia Society almost from its formation. I first began to feel very tired and hazy in the nineties. I had a history of being diagnosed anaemic...