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         Sickle cell disease is more than a diagnosis. It is a lifelong battle. It does not recognize birthdays, holidays, careers, or family plans. A normal day can become a medical emergency within hours. Yet one of the hardest parts of this journey has not always been the disease itself. It has been watching my children fight to have their pain believed and treated with the urgency, dignity, and compassion they deserve.

    The post The Disease Is Hard Enough. Fighting to Be Believed Shouldn’t Be Part of the Treatment appeared first on The Westside Gazette.

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