In Our Blood

Mrs Thomas shares her experience being a mother and a social advocate, while managing her journey with sickle cell and prescription meds.To learn more visit www.mssctf.org. 

In this episode, we get the unique perspective of Phillis, who works in a pharmacy. Listen in as she shares her experience with medication and what she has seen from others, given her occupation. To learn more visit www.mssctf.org. 

In this episode, we interview a returning guest, Gabe. Tune in as we jump into the topic of addiction vs. dependency. Gabe tells his captivating story about what it's like being prescribed medications from a young age, coming into America. To learn more visit www.mssctf.org. 

In this Episode ken, Alex, and Judah explore the subject Adiction VS depandacy. Tune in as we dive into a sensitive but real subject that those with chronic pain deal with. To learn more visit www.mssctf.org. 

Join us on another episode of our Podcast In Our Blood!! in this EP we focus on a mother's perspective of caring for a loved one with Sickle. Listen to her thoughts feelings and experience on taking care of her son and family.To learn more visit www.mssctf.org. 

In this unique episode we take a break From our fellow Sickle Cell participants, and take a look behind the scenes into the medical field!! Dr. Filippo tells us a bit about himself and the science behind the bone marrow transplant.Disclaimer: we are not giving any type of medical advise we only wish to provide the people with more information about how this procedure works through the lens of someone with SCD.To learn more visit www.mssctf.org. 

Dive into another episode of our podcast In Our Blood!! In this episode we listen to the impactful story of John Masembe, and his experience with the bone marrow transplant. To learn more visit www.mssctf.org. 

Join us in another inspirational episode, as we dive into the story of Craig and how he went through and overcame the process of the bone marrow transplant. Thank You for your work!!To learn more visit www.mssctf.org. 

Tune in For another episode of our podcast In Our blood! Today we interview 20 year old Kathrine from the Dominican Republic. Join us as we discuss her challenges living with SSD and how she overcame the bone marrow transplant stronger than ever!!To learn more visit www.mssctf.org. 

Join us in our new journey into the world of curative therapy!! in this episode we will introduce out new co-host Deshawn, and dive into his experience going through the Bone marrow transplant. tune in for an inspiring story and helpful take aways from this experience. To learn more visit www.mssctf.org. 

Join us in this final episode of In Our Blood as we discuss what we have learned, highlights, and season 2?!!? Id like to thank all of our listeners on joining us on our first journey diving deep into the hearts and minds of the Sickle Cell community. PEACE!! To learn more visit www.mssctf.org. 

In this heartfelt episode , we hear directly from 17-year-old Kurtis, calling in from his hospital room. Kurtis opens up about how he navigates the pain and challenges of a hospital stay, sharing his personal strategies for staying strong and hopeful.To learn more visit www.mssctf.org. 

In this episode , Judah and Koko sit down with young Nehemiah, a middle schooler living with Sickle Cell Disease. Nehamiah shares his journey of navigating life with a chronic illness and his passion for gaming.To learn more visit www.mssctf.org. 

In this compelling episode  Judah and Koko interview 15-year-old Deshawn, born in Florida , raised in Mississippi and now living in Washington.  Deshawn shares his powerful journey and experience with a bone marrow transplant—a groundbreaking procedure that he hoped would offer the cure. To learn more visit www.mssctf.org. 

Sit down and relax, because Big G (Gabe) has a powerful message for the people! In this heartfelt episode of In Our Blood, hosts Judah and Koko welcome their roommate Gabe to the mic. Gabe opens up about his personal experience living with Sickle Cell Anemia and shares the incredible story of his journey to the United States. From challenges to triumphs, Gabe’s story is one of resilience, community, and finding a sense of home in a new place. Don’t miss this inspiring conversation filled with laughter and truth.To learn more visit www.mssctf.org. 

Join hosts Judah and Koko as they share the remarkable story of a young woman from Gambia living with Sickle Cell Anemia. In this inspiring episode, she opens up about the challenges she's faced and her unwavering determination to build a bright future. From navigating life with Sickle Cell to her ambitious career plans, her journey is a testament to resilience and hope.To learn more visit www.mssctf.org. 

In this heartfelt episode of In Our Blood, we sit down with 11-year-old Trinity, a vibrant young girl living with Sickle Cell Disease (SCD). Trinity shares her unique mindset and the resilience she's developed while navigating life with SCD. We also dive into her favorite subject, Minecraft, and explore how this creative outlet helps her deal with pain—block by block. Join hosts Judah and Koko for another inspiring and fun conversation that shines a light on Trinity's world.-Judah DavisonTo learn more visit www.mssctf.org. 

In this episode of In Our Blood, we dive into the unique challenges of navigating the pandemic with Sickle Cell Disease (SCD). From managing health amidst uncertainty to the struggle of keeping up with life’s demands, we explore how the SCD community has shown resilience in these unprecedented times.We’ll also unpack some lighter moments, including reflections on the iconic Mike Tyson fight—Tune in for heartfelt stories, candid conversations, and a dose of inspiration from those living with SCD.-Judah Davison (Chat GPT)To learn more visit www.mssctf.org. 

Turtle Necks, Overworking  your body, Frank OceanIn the debut episode of In Our Blood, hosts Judah and Koko kick things off with a "Hot Take of the Day"—are turtles in or out? They share a candid look into their journey of moving into a house shared entirely by young adults living with Sickle Cell Disease. Together, they explore the importance of having a good doctor while reminding us that doctors are human, too.The conversation delves into the raw realities of living with Sickle Cell: managing pain, the frustration it brings, and the barriers it creates. Judah and Koko discuss overworking their bodies, surviving hospital stays, and the determination to keep up with goals and friendships. They reflect on how pain can motivate while sharing tips for navigating life with Sickle Cell. Plus, don’t miss the spotlight on this week’s featured artist!To learn more visit www.mssctf.org.