#SickConversations

Okurut Anthony has been living with Sickle Cell Disease for 60 years. He has four children and a wife and works as an Engineer. He shares about living with Sickle Cell, his family history and how he manages the pain.

[@tacklesickle]

Loving every minute of this sick conversation. RIP Jose. Well done Don, well done Rare Mark Foundation

[@I.am.human26]

Emotional and really happy that you’ve carried this on.

[@mugenialbert38]

This is an eye opener about all the myths that sicklers can't live above 30 years, you living beyond these barriers even through sickness with such a low 1.4 hb, Jehovah loves His children.

[@elizabeth.t2474]

A leaf to take from this: family, please learn about the importance of support and the role it plays in helping the warriors cope.

[@harrietnyampinga6076]

Very educational 🤝💪my takeout is teach the children and explain to them the condition so that they can understand better

[@NamirembeProssyTusaba]

But biblically there's no verse that is against blood transfusions,so it is acceptable