Arranging a time and date for band practice can feel like an impossible challenge. Everyone has opposite work hours or different social engagements, which prevent band members from setting a date to finding time to practice. We are all busy people. Many are unable to devote an entire night or day to band practice. Band […]
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I’d had success selling my books online, so I didn’t think much about selling my books at in-person events. September is Sickle Cell Awareness month so I knew that I would have an opportunity to sell my books if I found the right event. After vending for the first time, I wanted to share what
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Many people may not be in the frame of mind to travel this upcoming holiday season, but some will. The last thing on your mind when you set sail from a port on your cruise ship holiday is the idea that something might go wrong. Then you end up needing urgent medical attention or have
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You’re listening to the Cleverly Changing Podcast. Episode 65. Our guest for this episode is social worker turned travel blogger and now she is a newly published author too. Let’s welcome Tiffany Heard to the Cleverly Changing Podcast. If you or your children dream of writing and publishing a book, then this is an episode
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Did you know that 100 years after the first diagnosis of #sicklecell there are only 4 approved medications on the market to treat #sicklecelldisease? We need more treatments that are available for all ages. All of the medications I mentioned above work to increase a patients fetal hemoglobin; however none of the medications treat pain
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Have you heard anyone say sickle cell is a disease only black people get? This statement is a myth, in fact, Black People are not the only Sickle Cell Patients. Anyone can have sickle cell disease (SCD). It’s true that it’s more common in Black people, but anyone can be born with it, which is
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Throughout the month of August, I was asked, what are you doing this year for Sickle Cell Awareness Month? Every year I try to do something different and dynamic, but the exact concept wasn’t evident at first. In 2014, after visit St. Jude Children’s Hospital for the first time, I started #30forSickleCell. The purpose of
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