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VIRTUAL Camp Cell-A-Bration
Camp Cell-A-Bration is a week-long camp for kids aged 6-14 with sickle cell disease. Many of our children with sickle cell disease have suffered strokes, jaundice, pain crisis, chronic blood transfusions, surgeries, acute chest syndrome, and damage to their internal organs. Although these children battle this life-threatening disease every day, we want to make sure they enjoy being KIDS!
Camp Cell-A-Bration will be held virtually this year from Monday, August 2nd, 2021 to Friday, August 6th, 2021.
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