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This special episode is dedicated to Sickle Cell Awareness Month and the memory of Reme Onolememen, who passed away after a brave 22-year fight with Sickle Cell Disease (SCD).

In an extraordinarily raw and essential conversation, Reme’s family open up about the unimaginable: the grief of losing a daughter and a sister at 22 and the profound transformation that followed. This isn't just a story of loss—it's a powerful account of turning pain into purpose.

We cover critical, often-avoided topics, including:

•  A candid discussion on the role of community leaders, pastors, and healthcare professionals in counselling young couples who are both Sickle Cell Trait carriers about the likelihood and risks of having a child with Sickle Cell disorder. 
• Coping with Grief: How the family navigated the crushing weight of their loss, the strategies that helped them cope, and the unexpected strength found in their collective resilience.
• The Reme Onolememen Sickle Cell Research Foundation: The inspiring story of how Reme's legacy was established. We discuss their commitment to intensive research and their mission to provide hope and better outcomes for future generations of Sickle Cell Warriors.

This is a vital listen for families navigating Sickle Cell, community advocates, and anyone interested in the human capacity for resilience, advocacy, and turning personal tragedy into a lasting, impactful legacy. Listen to honor Reme’s fight and support the future of SCD research.