Sickle Cell Awareness

Black History Month is not just about the past. It is about the lives we are living right now. Sickle cell affects thousands in our community. Many rely on regular blood transfusions to survive. If you are eligible, please consider giving blood. It could save someone like me. Honour the warriors. Protect Black lives. #SickleCellAwareness #BlackHistoryMonth #GiveBlood #ChronicIllnessWarrior

Throughout the year, my blog follows monthly awareness themes, highlighting different chronic and long term conditions and the realities that often go unseen. From epilepsy awareness in November to other condition focused conversations across the calendar, this space is usually dedicated to education, visibility and advocacy on a broader scale. December, however, feels different. As […]

Behind the Scenes with Tameka Hewitt: Life as a Sickle Cell Mom!! Imagine discovering that your family carries a genetic trait that changes everything. That’s exactly what happened to Tameka when she learned about the sickle cell trait. In our chat, she shares the raw truths of life as a sickle cell mom, from navigating […]

You might think a chronic condition like Sickle Cell Anaemia would silence someone, but for Sophia, it’s the opposite. Her voice rises from a place of resilience, turning personal struggle into a beacon of hope and change. As a clinical pharmacist and advocate, Sophia’s journey reveals how faith and medicine can work together to uplift […]

The narrative shares a personal journey of faith, healing, and overcoming immense challenges after losing feeling in the legs post-surgery. Despite feelings of abandonment, a pivotal moment occurs when the author hears a reassuring voice, urging them to stand. Gradually, through perseverance and physical therapy, they regain mobility. A touching surprise is revealed when the author walks unassisted to embrace their mother, showcasing the miraculous power of faith and familial

Kierra Coffer, a vibrant advocate for the sickle cell community, shares her inspiring journey from isolation in Amarillo to finding her voice in Dallas. As a mother and storyteller, she transforms her struggles into empowering narratives that uplift others. Kierra’s mission is to inspire resilience and connection among fellow warriors globally.

Reva, diagnosed with Sickle Cell Anaemia at birth, faced severe health challenges, including Avascular Necrosis, leading to hip replacements and loss of movement. She founded Chronic Junk to transform her pain into purpose, creating custom accessories that raise awareness for chronic illnesses and celebrate resilience, empowering those who endure silent battles.

Living with chronic conditions like sickle cell disease doesn’t mean you have to compromise on style or spirit! 💖 Our blog is all about spreading chronic illnesses awareness in the most fun and fashionable way possible. We aim to empower those living with chronic conditions. We offer support for chronic illness through vibrant and stylish […]