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Sickle Cell Anemia

Living with sickle cell disease is about much more than what people see. It’s not just occasional pain—many people face chronic symptoms, unpredictable pain crises, fatigue, and complications that can affect daily life. And because it’s an inherited condition, it’s something patients are born with and manage over a lifetime. Dunstan Nicol-Wilson shares his experience living with the disease:  

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