Sickle cell and research funding
Tola Dehinde Recently, I listened to talks and read write-ups about how there is not much financial help for those who want to research sickle […]
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Sickle cell and boosting your health (Part 2)
Tola Dehinde The last time I started talking about how it was important to look after your health if you were living with sickle cell […]
Sickle cell and enhancing your health (I)
Tola Dehinde Due to the complex nature of sickle cell, anyone living with it or anyone who looks after someone with the condition knows that […]
Pacing yourself while living with sickle cell
Tola Dehinde Often, people living with chronic long-term pain can get into a cycle of overdoing things on a good day and doing practically nothing […]
The guilt of mothers with sickle cell children
Tola Dehinde For anyone who has someone living with sickle cell in their family, it is pretty disruptive for all those living in that household. […]
I lost two siblings to sickle cell complications, amputee survivor seeks help
Victoria Edema A 35-year-old sickle cell survivor, Ndubuisi Igwala, has cried out for help concerning his ailment. The 2016 Biology Education graduate from the University […]
Making progress despite sickle cell: My story
Tola Dehinde I know since the beginning of the year I’ve been sharing stories of people living with sickle cell that would make any parent […]
Silent stroke in children with sickle cell
Tola Dehinde Recently, I was doing a study about children living with sickle cell disease having a stroke. This was where I came across the […]
I was confident of marriage despite battling sickle cell –Activist
…Why my wife’s condition didn’t scare me –Husband Amarachi Okeh Mrs. Maria Akinfe is a sickle cell disease activist and manages ‘thrivingwithsicklecell’ – an advocacy […]
Sickle cell and new year tenacity (II)
Tola Dehinde This week, we continue from where I left off last week, which was giving general advice to anyone living with sickle cell or […]