In My Tracksuit
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Self Love Is More Than Words – Bye For Now
I've been self loving from a young age (had no idea that's what it was called) as this was how I managed to overcome a lot of my insecurities surrounding my sickle cell. Growing with this mentality has given me so much confidence that I can sometimes come across as a little bit conceited... I even once described myself as 'amazing' in an interview. Lol! Of course, I'm not once you get to know me β conceited that isβ I am amazing though. Anyway back to the point,
A Complex With Awesomeness
My slimness, my iddy biddies, my height, my hair and also my health. All things that at some point in my life I've had a complex about... How did I have a complex with all of my awesomeness?!
It’s ok not to be ok
Some of you may have noticed I've been gone for longer than a minute. No posts, no Spotlight Sundays, NOTHING!
End the relationship if you can’t handle sickle cell!
Subscribe to my Youtube Channel forΒ moreΒ βMe, Myself and Sickle Cellβ video blogs. As usual the twitter timeline gave me an interesting topic to share. Having been in a relationship which eventually ended due to the pressures of my sickle cell I
Spotlight On Jenica Leah
Spotlight on Kehinde Salami
Name: Kehinde Salami
Age: 36
Likes: Jollof Rice
Dislikes: Marmite
Secret Confession: Used to have a crush on the fun house twins, Melanie and Martina
Socials: @sicklekan Twitter, Facebook, Instagram
Website: www.sicklekan.com
Spotlight on Sadeh Sophia
Name: Sadeh Sophia
Age: 26
Likes: Crisps, Beyonce, Mary J Blige, The colour orange.
Dislikes: Spiders, People breathing too close, Saying I Love You.
Secret Confession: Wanted to be Scary Spice from the Spice Girls.
Twitter @SadehSophia
Sickle Cell and the NFL
I often think to myself, βwhy arenβt people doing more?β There are so many individuals who have platforms they could use to raise awareness, surely some of them must be using it for a cause that needs it, such as sickle cell.
Y O L O
In the past 9 months Iβve done a whole lot of travelling; 6 different countries to be exact. Thatβs probably no big deal for any other individual, but it may sound slightly extreme for someone who is living with sickle cell. It has taken me years to be able to travel this much without risk and without fear; but believe me I have taken many Lβs in the process.