We were nearing the end of a biology lesson. In an attempt to excite the class for the next lesson,…
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
Sickle cell disease is a condition that mostly affects people from an African or African-Caribbean origin. Nevertheless, the majority…
I previously shared some tips for managing sickle cell. If you found those useful, I have a few more…
Whenever I feel ill, I exhaust my options. To make my sickle cell pain go away, I drink hot…
The manner in which technological advances have changed the way we live is nothing short of amazing. So many…
Living with sickle cell disease presents many challenges. Whether I’m at home or traveling, I need to make adjustments…
When we have a crisis or another sickle cell-related complication, we often require urgent medical attention and hospital admission.
For someone who stresses the importance of health, my diet is poor. Thankfully, I have friends who have noticed the…
It is incredibly important for those of us with sickle cell to stay hydrated. Drinking water promotes healthy blood flow…
I previously shared my suggestions for someone with sickle cell to prepare for a trip and travel by…