GM BEAUTIFUL
SOOO..ITS FRIDAY& I WANT TO TAKE THE TIME OUT TO SAY “THANK YOU LORD FOR TAKING OUT THE TIME TO WAKE ME 🆙 THIS MORNING”!!! FOR THOSE OF U THAT DONT KNOW I SUFFER NOT ONLY W/BIPOLAR, BUT I ALSO HAVE A CHRONIC DISEASE 🦠 CALLED #SICKLECELLDISEASE , WHICH IS AN INHERITED BLOOD 🩸 DISORDER PASSED DOWN FRO
YOUR PARENTS…BUT BOTH PARENTS HAVE TO HAVE THE #SICKLECELLTRAIT ..AND HELLO 👋🏽 TO MY SICKLE CELL COMMUNITY OUT THEIR…WE KNOW HOW HARSH THIS COLD 🥶 WEATHER IS ON OUR BODY…SO, IF U DONT HAVE TO GO OUT, THEN DONT& LETS TRY 2️⃣STAY OUT OF THE HOSPITAL 🏥 UNLESS IT GETS THAT BAD…&YALL KNOW “WHAT GETS THAT BAD MEANS”!!!! #KISS💋 #PEACE✌🏽
Sickle cell disease is a genetic blood disorder that significantly affects the lives of many individuals. With origins stemming from inherited traits from both parents, understanding this condition is imperative for both patients and their families. Symptoms often worsen in colder temperatures, making it crucial for individuals with sickle cell trait or disease to manage their health proactively. Remember to dress warmly and avoid prolonged exposure to cold environments when possible. Awareness and support within the sickle cell community play a vital role in encouraging mental and emotional health. Engaging with peers can provide relief and understanding, fostering connections that help combat feelings of isolation. Additionally, it’s important to maintain regular check-ups with healthcare providers who specialize in sickle cell disease, ensuring that any complications are addressed promptly. Through sharing experiences and resources, those living with sickle cell can lead healthier lives and stay out of the hospital. Let’s focus on strengthening our community bonds and supporting each other in good and challenging times.

HEART 💜 BROKEN🥺THATS MY THOUGHT 💭