The typically atypical sickle cell patient and the fight for equitable care

“He will never have complications; you won’t even notice he has Sickle Cell”, the doctor reassured me at my son’s very first hematology appointment at the age of four months.

“He will never have complications; you won’t even notice he has Sickle Cell”, the doctor reassured me at my son’s very first hematology appointment at the age of four months.

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