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Re: If I Can Do It, You Can Too – Adekunle Gold Tells Sickle Cell Survivors by bjdon: 12:46pm On Feb 27 |
daglishbaba:Great to hear, but please do and try and take simple measures like drinking lots of water and trying to not get too stressed about things. I wish you all the very best! |
Re: If I Can Do It, You Can Too – Adekunle Gold Tells Sickle Cell Survivors by Bijust: 6:59am On Mar 11 |
obaidan:I am just seeing this, but then let me write on this, I recently graduated from university with a 2.2 grade, despite facing numerous health challenges that affected my academic journey. As I've started applying for jobs, I've come across multiple rejections, presumably due to my health condition. It's disheartening that many employers disregard sickle cell patients, as if we are incapable or a liability. It's frustrating to realize that most individuals with sickle cell who do find opportunities in good organizations often rely on personal connections. Moreover, it's disappointing to see the lack of provisions or considerations for sickle cell patients, not just in terms of employment but also in areas like inclusion in para-military or military roles, grants, and subsidies for life-saving medications. Whenever I come across discussions regarding sickle cell, it often ends with people relying on vague hopes and prayers, rather than tangible actions or solutions. I have had to go to the hospital multiple times where I had to use up my entire savings on drugs, blood transfusions, and other medical expenses. To make ends meet, I have turned to teaching and online crypto businesses for survival. I always remind myself that no one owes anyone anything, so I need to vent less. But when I reflect on the reality of what a fully healthy person goes through in society just to survive, and then think about what those of us dealing with health challenges have to endure, especially when many warriors are unemployed, it's a sobering realization. Many of my peers are far ahead of me in various aspects because I've had to invest a lot in my health just to keep going. 1 Like |
Re: If I Can Do It, You Can Too – Adekunle Gold Tells Sickle Cell Survivors by Sayelabola(m): 12:00pm On Mar 12 |
To whom it may concern. I can help prepare herbal medicines that will heal up crisis in sickle cell patients. Feel free to call or Whatsapp me on: +2348060737971. Facebook: Samuel R. Ayelabola Good day! |
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