Posts Tagged ‘Parents and Caregivers’
Don’t Persecute the Process
As a parent, what you say matters. ElleJanae shares a secret to keeping her well of faith full.
Read MoreKeeping the Family Circle
In this fast paced world, its easy to lose sight of quality family time. ElleJ shares with us how she is able to keep her family connected, close, and strong.
Read MoreEveryone in the Family is Important–Not Just the Warrior
Here are some tips from one warrior mom to another on how to spread the love and attention around the whole entire family, especially to the children that do not have sickle cell.
Read MoreEvery Little Warrior Loves Chicken Nuggets
How can you get your little one to eat more veggies? Here is a great recipe that might be beneficial.
Read MorePack it Up!
The Boy Scout motto is Be Prepared. As a Sickle Cell Warrior or Caregiver, you too must always be prepared. Get ready for a crisis with your bags packed
Read MoreSweet Remedy!
If your child has had issues or trouble taking medications, this post is for you. ElleJenae gives us the sweet remedy that she learned from her mom which gets her baby girl to take her meds every single time.
Read MoreSeek and You Shall Find the Support You Need!
We have heard the saying that a ‘closed mouth does not get fed’. Learn from a Warrior Mom how to rebuild your support system, so you can care for your family when your child is in the hospital.
Read MoreCaregivers: Who Takes Care of You?
As a caregiver of a child or loved one with sickle cell, you are often the rock. Elle Jenae gives some tips on how to ensure that your emotional reserves remain renewed.
Read MoreEmotional Support Starts with You!
Sometimes you end up on a journey that you have no idea why you are traveling it. As a child, I suffered from Asthma and anything that upset me would freak me out and would cause me to have an Asthma attack. Today, Sickle cell has altered my family’s life to the point where…
Read MoreLearn Your SCW’s Body for Yourself
Learning your child’s body can be a daunting task, especially with sickle cell. ElleJ shares her strategies with you, from one warrior mom to another.
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