SickleCell Kenya (@kenyasicklecell) 's Twitter Profile
SickleCell Kenya

@kenyasicklecell

Championing for the rights and freedoms of poor people overcome the pangs of Sickle Cell Disease thus living a fulfilling and worthwhile lives.

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oneSCDvoice (@onescdvoice) 's Twitter Profile Photo

#WSCD2018 in 2 days! Get support, connect with others like you, learn more about #SickleCell while being part of a community dedicated to accelerating treatment & improving health outcomes. #WorldSickleCellDay #sicklecelldisease #chroniclife buff.ly/2sW3wk7

#WSCD2018 in 2 days! Get support, connect with others like you, learn more about #SickleCell while being part of a community dedicated to accelerating treatment & improving health outcomes. #WorldSickleCellDay #sicklecelldisease #chroniclife buff.ly/2sW3wk7
Africa Sickle Cell Organisation (@10003warriors) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A medical student in Kenya appeals for support to reconcile huge fee balance owing to financial resp bore by her family. Her brother's been living w #SickleCell for 23y ~ on/off in hospital for treatment has drained their finances cc @NCDAK YP-CDN kenyanews.go.ke/medical-studen…

BLFSC (@blfsc814) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Depression and anxiety can commonly occur in the sickle cell community. Living with and managing a chronic illness is not easy. We want are warriors to know it’s ok to feel down at times,… instagram.com/p/Bn5A5n-B6lj/…

SickleCell Kenya (@kenyasicklecell) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In near future, multi-transfused Sickle Cell patients will be able to choose from a gene therapy that "cures" their disease, treatment through transfusion of donated blood, or treatment with laboratory grown red cells.

Emily Ladau (@emily_ladau) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Now THIS is the disability content I am HERE for, The New York Times. Of course, the big difference between this and the rest of your ableist nonsense is that it's actually written by a disabled person. parenting.nytimes.com/parent-life/wh…

Sickle Cell 101 (@sicklecell101) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Compared to the 1,000 babies born with #sicklecell disease each year in the U.S., #Nigeria has 91,000 babies born with the disease each year. This number is expected to rise. Nigeria has the highest rate of people living with SCD in the world, where overall 25% or 1 in 4 people.

Compared to the 1,000 babies born with #sicklecell disease each year in the U.S., #Nigeria has 91,000 babies born with the disease each year. This number is expected to rise. Nigeria has the highest rate of people living with SCD in the world, where overall 25% or 1 in 4 people.