Sickle cell warriors are not defined by pain — they are defined by courage.
Every day, they face challenges that most people cannot imagine, yet they continue to rise above the pain and uncertainty that comes with living with sickle cell disorder. Their strength is a testimony!
This Sickle Cell awareness month beautifully captures the essence of unity, strength, and collective advocacy. When individuals face challenges alone, their voices may feel small, unheard, and sometimes silenced by stigma or ignorance.
#knowyourgenotype#sicklecellawareness
Stigma is often an invisible wound, yet its impact can be just as painful as the physical struggles that come with sickle cell disease.the battle does not end at the hospital or in managing their health—it extends into society, where ignorance, misconceptions, create barriers.
Sickle Cell Awareness Month Is a powerful call to action. It reminds us that sickle cell disorder is not just a medical term but a daily reality for millions of people. The pain they face is real and often and often invisible to others.
#Sicklecellawareness#Sicklecell#Advocacy
Genotype & Sickle Cell Awareness. We are reminded of the importance of genotype testing before marriage or childbearing, to reduce the risk of children being born with sickle cell disorder. Awareness, education, and responsible choices can save lives and bring hope to families.
Nigeria has the highest Number of People living with sickle cell disorder and over 150,000 babies are born every Year
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Today, we celebrate World Sickle Cell Day — a day that brings to light not just a medical condition, but the incredible lives behind it. Sickle cell disorder is not just about crises and hospital stays; it’s about resilience, courage, and adaptation.
Each warrior is a hero
Anticipate!!!
On the 19th of June, we will join millions around the world to commemorate World Sickle Cell Day — a day dedicated to raising awareness, honoring courage, and amplifying the voices of those living with Sickle Cell Disorder (SCD).
#worldsicklecellday#deesicklecell
Join us on Twitter space this morning as the intended date and time was rescheduled to be
Date: June 20, 2024
Time: 11am
Be our guess as we take up Twitter space for World sickle cell day celebration on the topic: Beyond Awareness, taking action for sickle celebration.
Join us on June 19th at 12 PM for our X space series, Beyond Awareness: Taking Action For the Sickle Cell Community, featuring speakers Ms. Damilola Ajibade (@DeeSickleCell) and Aliyu Bakama (@AleeyouBakama), Executive Director of A5 Sickle Cell Support Initiative.
Click this link to join: https://t.co/BxRU2wxElL
#PrimeProgress #SickleCellAwareness #TakingAction
Where Would You Rather Be Next Weekend?
Sickle Cell and Fitness!!!
Walk with sickle cell
Be Sickle Smart
Live in Ilorin on the 8th of June 2024. Come one, Come All
The total sum of 2.5million is required for a successful surgery.
You can reach out to the number on the flyer or reach out to us via 07040270570 for more details
The next slide of the flyer is the amount we have raised so far.
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Our Friend, a Warrior and a Core volunteer kindly solicit for your financial support towards our warrior who is diagnosed with Osteoarthritis and has affected both Hip causing chronic pain. The surgical procedure is his best option. The next slide is the amount we have raised so
"People's reactions when they hear you're a sickle cell patient [is that] you shouldn't be associated with." Damilola Ajibade faced exclusion as a girl with sickle cell. But it inspired her to start @DeeSickleCell, protecting others, writes @PeaceOladipo3
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"People's reactions when they hear you're a sickle cell patient [is that] you shouldn't be associated with." Damilola Ajibade faced exclusion as a girl with sickle cell. But it inspired her to start @DeeSickleCell, protecting others, writes @PeaceOladipo3
https://t.co/DEpy7362ex