#secondlineforsicklecell

From @mays5legacy Due to the predicted weather conditions in the Gulf of Mexico expected to impact Nola with 7-9 inches of rain, (https://www.nola.com/news/hurricane/article_5d7c1fb8-cdde-11eb-95d0-ff66aa47e48b.html ) we will re-schedule our Second Line for Sickle Event to September 4, 2021. This will merge with our “Amaysing” Day, which kicks off Sickle Cell Awareness Month. We still ask that you join us in observing World Sickle Cell Day by wearing red, and tagging us in your social media post, and using the hashtags #secondlineforsicklecell and #may5foundation. We will have post, images, information and videos on all of our social media platforms on Saturday, June 19, 11am-2pm. If you would like to purchase a shirt and you are local, we will have pick up and delivery thru Friday 5pm. If you would like to purchase online, please use link below; http://may5foundation.square.site/product/secondline-for-sickle-cell/9 Thank you for supporting Sickle Cell Awareness, Education and Research. (at New Orleans, Louisiana) https://www.instagram.com/p/CQL3CVXjhUl/?utm_medium=tumblr

#QoolHive #Crushes and #Gooneez , Help me support this week's sponsors @Mays5legacy in a cause that's close to all of us. Thank you for all you do! "Join May5Foundation June 19, 11am-2pm, as we educate and inform on Sickle Cell Disease . We will have an information table at Behrman Park, 2529 General Meyer, New Orleans, Louisiana. Stop by and gain some knowledge about Sickle Cell Disease. We advocate for Policies, Research, Funding and Education. It is important that the community, officials and leaders assist in bringing awareness to the most underfunded and neglected disease in our nation, (Sickle Cell Disease). As a nation of advanced technology and education, we must do better to be informed and educated on this disease that impacts so many in the African American, Latina, and Native American communities. Sickle Cell Disease is the single most important genetic cause of childhood morbidity and mortality nationwide. Regrettably, death attributed to Sickle Cell Anemia is missing completely from global summaries, presumably because of a lack of accurate data. This makes Sickle Cell Disease at best, a neglected and more accurately an invisible killer of Children and Adults #secondlineforsicklecell #shoutoutsicklecell Mays5foundation.com https://www.instagram.com/p/CQGzyJuDz_W/?utm_medium=tumblr