Friends, partners, and family with a sickle cell warrior often wonder, what can they do to help? Here are a few tips to set you on the right path.
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This entry is long, but so useful if you are having problems with your memory, and getting tasks accomplished at work, school, or home because of sickle cell.
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Sickle cell episodes are often triggered during the holidays. James explains why this happens and gives some tips on how to avoid a holiday hospitalization.
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Pica is the craving and ingestion of non-food substances like chalk, sand, ice. SC patients are prone to Pica. Learn more…
SCW expounds on what to do when you have been treated badly by a nurse or doctor in the hospital. Know your rights and take control of the situation!
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Wondering about scholarships for sickle cell patients? SC Mom Kristina did the research for you. Click here for a list of active scholarships for sickle cell students.
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Hello everyone, Sickle Cell Warriors has grown so much in the last two years. We have just finished our organizational restructuring and have finally filed all our documents to become an established nonprofit 501-c organization. So far, the success and growth that we have achieved (besides the amazing support from the online community), has been sustained primarily
Understanding the social security system is crucial to getting your benefits. Hear some tips on how to get approved based on info from the social security administration.
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Pain meds can lead to constipation. Keep your bowels running smoothly with a few tips from other warriors just like you.
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With Sickle Cell, sometimes you can easily get discouraged. Tamera expounds on her Warrior journey from weakness to strength
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