On 15th March Sharon Fevrier launched her debut novel, Blossom Tree: Love, Burn, Rise, in Greenwich. Blossom Tree was inspired by Sharon’s own experience of living with sickle cell disease and how she became partially sighted as a result. It explores issues around being dependent and independent through the novel’s main character, Shantel. Find out …
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The Sickle Cell Society recently collaborated with Patient Voices and recruited participants to a residential workshop for families with sickle cell in order that they could script and produce videos to tell their stories. Stories by parents, children with sickle cell and their siblings are now online as a useful resource to be viewed and …
Last autumn we interviewed Kehinde Salami, founder of SickleKan, for our patient newsletter, Red Cell News. He talked about the charity he founded to raise awareness of sickle cell and shared his experience of managing sickle cell. Find out more about the charity and Kehinde by reading the full interview below: Tell us a bit about …