Unity, Lions, Togehter
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Living with Sickle Cell
Going to College with Sickle Cell
For those going off to college this year….here are some steps to help guide you through another semester.
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Filing a Complaint in the Hospital
Once in a while, you might get treated with less-than compassionate care. Get the 4-1-1 on how to file a complaint and make sure it doesn’t happen to you (or anyone else) ever again.
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Part 2: Paying for Medications
Sickle cell medications do not come cheap. With copays of 15-30% on prescriptions, your out of pocket costs can grow drastically. If you are on a fixed income, or don’t make much, it can get hard. Here are some resources that might be able to help.
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Dealing with Medical Bills and Insurance
Medical bills and insurance often is a roadblock that plague many sickle cell warriors. Here are 4 plans that can get you out of the financial mire and on more stable ground.
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Exercising with Sickle Cell
It is quite possible to get the body of your dreams even with sickle cell. Don’t use our condition as an excuse to sit at home and get fat. Here are a few tips to help you get started, and prevent a crisis in the interim…
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Tips for Going to the Emergency Room with Sickle Cell
For many of us with sickle cell, going to the emergency room is one of the worst parts of having the disease. Here are a few tips to help you make the ER visit less stressful and more successful. Good luck!
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Poem: I Am a Warrior
Check out the inspiring poetry written by two of our very own Facebook compadres. I AM a Warrior is dedicated to you, and all SC warriors out there.
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With Sickle Cell, Do You Consider Yourself Disabled?
Disability takes on a different connotation for everyone. As a person with SCD do you identify as being disabled?
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Myth Busters: Accepting Blood from ‘White’ Donors…
Alot of nurses/doctors give out wrong information because they don’t understand the intricacies of cross matching. There is a huge misconception about this blood thing and since we get blood often, it’s important for us to sort out the truth from fallacy.
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