Sicklecell Stories

Gambian base love story. A short story. Muslim love story. Fulani love story. Read to find out more.🤍

Born in Kano, raised in Abuja, Safiyah Sadiq Gobir's life was written in pain long before she could hold a pen. A sickle cell patient belittled by her father's family, she learned to hide her dreams and guard her heart. But when love knocks on the walls she's built, will Safiyah push it away... or finally believe that Allah's plan is greater than fear?

Gruesome: Life as an SCD Patient Living with sickle cell disease isn't just painful - it's war. From bone-crushing crises to dreams crushed by medical reality, Hamza's story isn't a tale of pity, but of brutal honesty. In these pages, you'll find the dark humor, raw truths, and unfiltered struggles of a life lived on "hard mode" - a life where survival isn't guaranteed, but defiance is. This isn't just a memoir. It's a battle cry. Cringe ass description icel anyways you can thank chatgpt for that. idrk but the book is basically just me having fun ig. hope you enjoy it, or don't I don't know

15 year old Natasha is a young sickle cell patient just starting high school but what happenes when she meets the popular boy and start dating him will she tell will they stay together will they end up being a couple.

"Just because he said he loves you that does not mean he truly meant that. He might say so to get something from you or to fool you around."

A girl realized that the world isn't what she thought it was, there are bigger sides to life and she is about to find that out. My name is kiara and this is my story, this is how I learnt to trust again after betrayal and how I learnt to let go and live again. Also, my life is about to take a drastic turn and I hope my secret wouldn't unfold itself..

Why me? Why my husband? What did I do wrong? Get ready for a up, close and personal look at widowhood. A real raw experience of widowhood after 19 years of marital bliss. Grab a box of tissue, a notepad for thoughts, and share with a friend as I candidly share my new normal widowhood. What happens when your faith is tested?

A heart-wrenching yet beautiful coming-of-age story about love, loss, and the power of hope, as a boy who has lost faith in everything meets a girl who is running out of time but refuses to stop believing in the beauty of life. --- Some hearts are shattered by life, others are healed by love... Eighteen-year-old Eli used to believe in God, in love, in happiness-until his parents' bitter divorce shattered his world. Forced to leave behind the city he once called home, he's drowning in anger, resentment, and the belief that hope is nothing more than a lie. Then he meets Jessica. Jessica Alba has spent her entire life battling sickle cell, watching her father lose the same fight she now faces. But she refuses to let her illness define her. Even with endless hospital visits, mounting medical bills, and the weight of a future she might never have, Jessica greets every day with a smile, unwavering faith, and a love for life that Eli can't understand. She is everything he's not. And yet, somehow, she becomes everything he needs. As their bond deepens, Jessica teaches Eli what it means to truly live, to love without fear, and to hold onto hope-even in the face of heartbreak. But time is running out, and some battles can't be won. When Jessica's health takes a devastating turn, Eli must face the hardest lesson of all: sometimes, love isn't about holding on-it's about knowing when to let go. A heart-wrenching, emotional journey of love, loss, and the unbreakable spirit of hope, Until the last Sunset is a story that will stay with you long after the final page.

This is the story of Hannah and Kei-of second chances, unspoken pain, and the kind of love that lingers even after goodbye. Hannah has sickle cell disease, a condition that shaped much of her childhood and led her to make painful decisions-including walking away from Kei, the boy who once promised he'd never leave her side. "It's not that I stopped loving you," she had whispered then, "it's that I loved you enough to let you go." Years later, fate brings them together again at university. Hannah, quiet and determined, becomes the manager of the men's volleyball team for her scholarship. She never expected to see Kei again-let alone as the team captain. Kei, older now but still carrying the weight of her absence, is stunned. "You disappeared," he says, not accusing, just aching. "And I waited anyway." As practices stretch into late evenings and old routines resurface, so do buried feelings. Kei starts noticing how Hannah hides her pain behind clipped answers and an ever-present water bottle. He remembers the hospital visits, the quiet sobs, the strength it took for her to pretend she was fine. "I never stopped caring, Hannah" Kei admits one night after practice. "Not even when you vanished." But as their connection deepens, so do the stakes. Hannah's condition is unpredictable, and the question lingers: Can she afford to let Kei in again? And will love be enough to face what lies ahead? Will they find their way back to each other? Will Hannah find healing-not just for her body, but for the parts of her heart that never stopped aching?

They said life with sickle cell is a battle - but I've learned it's also a lesson in love, faith, and endurance. This is my story - a story of silent nights filled with pain, mornings of courage, and moments that shaped the person I am today. Through every hospital bed, every tear, and every smile, I discovered that strength is not the absence of pain, but the ability to rise through it. Join me as I share the truth behind the scars, the beauty in survival, and the voice of countless warriors who keep fighting to live.

The heartbreaking story of Inaaya

"𝑎𝑡 𝑦𝑜𝑢𝑟 𝑏𝑒𝑠𝑡, 𝑦𝑜𝑢 𝑎𝑟𝑒 𝑙𝑜𝑣𝑒." "𝑦𝑜𝑢'𝑟𝑒 𝑙𝑜𝑣𝑒 𝑎𝑛𝑦𝑤𝑎𝑦𝑠."

I blinked."Sophia,Sophia De la Fuenté?" "Yes that's me",she replied,her expression showing she saw that I was shocked. Hell I was.I had been expecting to see the typical Mexican girl with the generous features which she'd obviously not be shy to show, but here she was,skinny with little or no hips and just average breasts. She almost looked sick but if that was the case dad would've told me.Hell she was classy,totally not the cropped top type. She had on a simple but elegant black gown and nude stilletos with a black mallet "You look surprised.Not what you were expecting?",she said. "Yeah" "Hmm,so is that good or bad?" "Quite frankly,I don't know" And I meant it.

A spoken word poem

This poem is dedicated to those who have lost their lives due to complications of sickle cell. This is a problem an epidemic that has to change we are loosing warriors too soon. Mothers are loosing their children, children are loosing their mothers and fathers. Too many loved ones lost and not enough people standing up to make a change. we are standing united to get things done. All of us pored out hearts into this so check it out. Like comment and vote for this poem please.

17 year old Chrisonna beautifully suffers from sickle cell anemia. She doesn't allow her chronic illness to prevent her from life. She avoids love as much as she can just so she doesn't have to hurt any more people. Chris has been coping with her lifestyle just fine until Wesley Burke, has plans different from her own. As Chris pushes on in her battle against sickle cell, will she be able to fight off Wes, and true love?

Being born with a disability that nobody can see us hard but missing out on a "NORMAL" life was just what God deal her.. ✍ this story is a testimony in itself but by share it with you might help more then me so every Sunday night im going to give you a taste of life of a warrior. the ups and the down. the highs and the lows so who ready to take this journey with me!

In 2014, I was diagnosed with avascular necrosis of the hips. That's when my nightmare began. What is avascular necrosis? Avascular necrosis (AVN), also known as osteonecrosis of the femoral head, occurs when the blood supply to the bone is decreased. This interruption in blood supply causes small cracks and breaks in the bone. If the AVN is left untreated, the bone will eventually die and collapse. Over 20,000 people acquire AVN every year, typically between 20 and 50 years old. It can be caused by a number of factors, such as damage to the bone's blood supply, or injury to the bone itself, which can damage blood vessels and precipitate AVN.