Unlocking Awareness: 5 Essential Facts about Sickle Cell Disease. Understanding the genetic origins, varied symptoms, and management strategies can empower individuals and communities to support those affected by this complex blood disorder. #sicklecellawareness #savethesicklers

Did you know Sickle Cell Disease is the most common inherited blood disorder? Today, we raise awareness to support those living with Sickle Cell and their loved ones. Together, we can advocate for better treatment and support. #SickleCellAwareness #SaveTheSicklers

Unlocking the differences between sickle cell disease and trait! 💡 Knowing the distinctions empowers us to navigate our health journey with confidence. #SickleCellAwareness #SaveTheSicklers

Earlier this week, Save the Sicklers joined Kenya Hemophilia Association to celebrate World Hemophilia Day. The event commenced with a walk fromKenyatta National Hospital and concluded with celebration at the KMTC graduation square.

Meet Dorine Adiambo, a true warrior who has overcome unimaginable challenges living with sickle cell. Despite being told she wouldn't reach certain milestones, she has defied all the odds and made it to University, proving that strength and hope can conquer all.

Emergency measures for managing a sickle cell crisis: Measure 1. Hydration

Emergency measures for managing a sickle cell crisis: Measure 2. Pain Management

Emergency measures for managing a sickle cell crisis: Measure 3. Seeking Medical Attention

Speakers for the D Day. Save The Sicklers Egerton University EUMEDSA MSAKE Kenya Medical Association

THE OVERWORKING PRESIDENTS🔥🔥🥳. The massive input led to the success of the conference MSAKE EUMEDSA

🥳🥳🥳. #HopeInHealing #StrengthInUnity

On Saturday Egerton hosted an informative session that opened our eyes on the most common haemolytic disease I.e Sickle Cell disease. Let's all come together and create a better world for the Sickle Cell warriors #Breakthecycle #AdvancingSickleCellCareGlobally

September is Sickle Cell Awareness Month! As we raise awareness, let's take a moment to acknowledge the resilience and strength of individuals living with sickle cell disease around the world.