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So many views and no one is saying anything.

Why?


Note that the first step to ending the stigmatization that comes with having SCD is the ability to come out if your � shell and let people know who you are. Yes I know they would talk behind your back and say all sorts of rubbish but after that you're still who you are.
Besides, your coming out can even encourage someone out there to do the same and shake off the shame. .

In the next couple of days, I'll be educating us on some complications of SCD.
You don't want to miss it!!!!!!!!

Let's do well to drop comments please. It will enable me know someone is actually gaining something which is a great source of encouragement.


THANK Y'ALL. & HAPPY SUNDAY


Peace ✌

Here's a little information about me.

You can call me Abiola. I'm a Nursing student of Ladoke Akintola University of Technology. I'm 23 years old and I'm a known SCD patient. I'm from a nuclear family and I have tWo siblings. I'm the only one with SCD. My parents aren't rich but I've survived thus far.

Word of encouragement for today.

#If you're not yet dead, then Don't stop living#.



Peace.

Let's share our daily life experiences and struggles with other people who have one or more misconceptions about us. Our strengths, weaknesses, ups, downs,social life and love life are not excluded.


If you are a judgemental,insultive or abusive person, we don't need you here kindly use the door � .

You're welcome if you have enough love to share.
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