Disabled But Enabled - Against All Odds

My guest this week is Amachree Isoboye a HR generalist, an author and a creative writer. On this episode he shares with us the importance of using our words correctly. How negative words can produce death and just as positive words produces life. Having gone through a near death experience Amachree talks us through how the words we speak create life even in the mist of pain.

On this week’s episode my guest Lota Eze shares her reality as a Sickle Cell Warrior. She talks about how regardless of various crisis episodes she is determined to succeed in anything she sets her mind to do. The shares her life journey through school and work life and you will agree with me once you hear her story that she is one determined lady.

On this week’s episode I share my reality on how the Covid 19 pandemic made me realise that mental health is reality and not a myth.

My guest this week, Miriam Kay is an Entrepreneur, Business/life coach, Motivational speaker and a Sickle cell warrior. She is all the founder of Dora foundation, a non-profit organisation she started for sickle cell support and youth development. On this week’s episode she shares her story with us on her she has overcome the different challenges to get to where she is today whil

My guest this week Oby Davies is a multidimensional woman, an encourager and an equipper. She believes strongly that everyone is a piece of a puzzle and we all must keep moving till we find our position and complete the big picture. She is a blessed mother of 2 "son-shines." One of whom is an 11 year old Sickle Cell Warrior whose condition inspired her to create the Red bell Organi

On this week episode, I share with my listeners my journey to accepting and loving myself as Sickle cell warrior.

My guest this week is Sickle Cell Survivor, and the founder of Flourishing she Sickle Cell. She shares with her story and how it is possible to flourish with Sickle Cell.

When it comes to Sickle cell, ignorance is not bliss. On this episode I am joined by Funmi Eko, a Communications Coach and Content Developer who is also a Sickle cell advocate. She shares her realities of living with Sickle Cell. Without no prior knowledge of Sickle cell, she found herself as a mother of Sickle cell warrior and was faced with the choice of whether to sink or swim.

It is often said that if the use of something is unknown, abuse is inevitable. In the same vein I believe if a situation is not understood abuse of the situation or the people involved is inevitable. As a result on this very first episode, I talk about the facts and myths surrounding sickle cell anaemia, giving a little insight to what a sickle crisis feels like. In addition I also

Welcome to the Disabled But Enabled - Against All odds podcast. A podcast that seeks to bring a renewed sense hope and change the narrative with regards to sickle cell. On the show I will share the realities of living with sickle cell, not just from the sickle cell warrior's perspective but also from the perspectives of their loved ones. Every episode will inspire you and encourage