Distinguished colleagues, partners, and friends.
It is with great joy and gratitude today to celebrate a very meaningful milestone — 5 years of consulting service at Innovative Hematology Inc as an Advocacy Relations Consultant.
First and foremost, I want to thank the leadership of Innovative Hematology Inc for believing in the power of advocacy and for giving me the space to serve in this unique role. I also extend my heartfelt appreciation to my colleagues, patient advocates, caregivers, and community partners who have walked this journey with me.
Over the past 5 years, I have witnessed firsthand how much progress can be made when science, compassion, and advocacy come together. We have worked to break down stigma, amplify patient voices, and improve access to care for those living with blood and bleeding disorders.
Every story shared, every barrier challenged, and every partnership forged has reinforced the truth that advocacy is not just a profession — it is a calling.
Together, we have built platforms where patients are heard, empowered, and supported.
Through collaborative initiatives, awareness campaigns, and educational programs, we have not only raised visibility but also strengthened the bridge between medical innovation and patient experience. It is in these intersections where true impact happens — where innovation meets humanity.
As I celebrate this milestone, I see it not as the end of a chapter but as the beginning of a greater journey. The needs are still many, the voices still rising, and the opportunities still vast. I remain committed to ensuring that advocacy remains at the heart of hematology innovation.
To the patients — the warriors who inspire us daily — this milestone belongs to you. To my colleagues and partners — thank you for your support, collaboration, and trust.
Here’s to the next chapter of service, impact, and innovation in hematology. Together, we can continue to make a difference.
Thank you.
@AonjelaPel Society imefika point we are so afraid of being cancelled we dont call out ufala. With her size si ange request van ama uber XL... the lawsuit ni ufala tu..
@mbiti_mwondi I dont think the issue is a woman president.. Kamala was being a fake ass biatch and people could see right through her.. the democrats chose her coz the other option was biden
@sambunyamisiani@citizentvkenya 3/3
If someone keeps saying they want to die on National TV many times and no one has taken him for psychological evaluation is alarming, am not sure if he is also avoiding a psychological test because he keeps quiet when such an avenue is offered.
@sambunyamisiani@citizentvkenya 2/3
Saying that is some form of attention seeking.
I know warriors reach rock bottom and say such stuff but its once in a lifetime, not an everyday suggestion..
If someone keeps saying they want to die on National TV many times and no one has taken him for psychological evalua
@sambunyamisiani@citizentvkenya 1/3
As a sickle cell warrior and advovate this guy is pushing a dangerous narrative and one of detriment to the entire community as a whole..
I'm certain that he wants attention but am not sure what for. The guy keeps saying he wants to die and has never attempted suicide 🤔
@citizentvkenya Really now? Bad publicity for the Sickle Cell Disease community.Citizen TV needs to follow medical ethics and get in touch with the healthcare professionals and the sickle cell community to be able to verify who goes on the media and also address matters amicably.