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Sakiyyah Burwell-Darden

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Posted On: October 18th 2026, 04:54 pm
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❤️ MY WHY IS BIGGER THAN ME! ❤️

Why do I do the work I do to support the sickle cell community? Because this is personal! As a Sickle Cell Warrior, I understand that the fight extends far beyond the pain we see. It’s about being heard, receiving quality care, breaking stigma, raising awareness, and making sure no warrior feels alone in their journey. 🩸❤️

My lived experience fuels my passion, but my purpose goes beyond my own story. I advocate for the warriors, the families, and the future generations who deserve better health outcomes, greater understanding, and the opportunity to LIVE UNLIMITED!

This is more than a job. It’s a calling, a commitment, and a part of who I am. I’ll keep showing up, speaking out, and fighting for change because our lives matter! 💪🏾❤️

#SickleCellWarrior #SickleCellAwareness #SickleCellAdvocacy #LivingUnlimited #SickleCellCommunity
Comments (5)
scdaa 18 days ago

scdaa

Thank you for sharing your thoughts and experiences!

gotta_keep_smiling 18 days ago

gotta_keep_smiling

AMEN LOVE!!

dowon_2323 18 days ago

dowon_2323

🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾💪🏾🙌🏾

vivacious_luv_ 18 days ago

vivacious_luv_

Amen

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