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This Is What Living With Sickle Cell Actually Looks Like

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On a hospital bed, surrounded by white walls, beneath fluorescent lights and a hum of medical machinery, filmmaker and comedian Jared “J.” Snow lifted his phone and pressed record. Hooked to an array of life-sustaining tubes and flanked by medical specialists, he did not yet know that this simple act of recording would be the act of bold courage that ultimately saved him.

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