Well, summer in the U.K. seemed to last all of 2 seconds. Now we are back to colder weather, shorter…
Tito Oye
Tito is a 23-year-old London-based tenancy manager and lover of life. For as long as she can remember, she’s had a passion for helping others. She writes to help others realize that sickle cell doesn’t need to define their entire identity.
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Articles by Tito Oye
We are in the middle of Sickle Cell Awareness Month, and I can look back on my time…
I recently posted on social media about a benefit that London residents with sickle cell disease may be entitled…
In September, I celebrate two years since my last serious sickle cell crisis and hospitalization. I’m so happy…
Sickle cell disease is considered a rare condition. In the U.K., where I live, an estimated 15,000 people have…
Having sickle cell disease or other chronic conditions means having to overcome many hurdles. For example, receiving bad news about…
The Summer Olympics in Tokyo are in full swing, and even with the multiple hurdles that COVID-19 has created,…
Last week, I did something I never thought I would do. It’s something that people with sickle cell disease are…
When speaking to a person with a chronic illness, you might do and say things with the best of intentions,…
I can’t stress enough the importance of drinking water. Experts recommend that normal, healthy adults consume six to eight…