“Sickle Cell Boy”: An Illustration by Ellen Weinstein
“Sickle Cell Boy” was created by New-York based illustrator Ellen Weinstein. The illustration was used in a New York Times blog piece titled “Easing the Pain of Sickle Cell Disease” written by Roni Caryn Rabin.
Amazing Medical Art by Jacob Escott
Jacob Escott is London-based Art Director, Digital Designer & Illustrator. He graduated from De Montfort University where he studied Graphic Design & Illustration as well as Art & Design Foundation. Learn more about his work at his website: http://www.jacobescott.com/
Spoken Word Poet: Jasmine Bailey
Jasmine Bailey was a spoken word poet and sickle cell advocate. Bailey was diagnosed with sickle cell anemia at birth, and strived to support those who are affected by the disease.
I Only Cry At Night
Author: P. Allen Jones
This is a personal story about overcoming many obstacles including sickle cell disease. P. Allen struggled out of poverty to a federal executive career despite living in pain. This book is an inspiration to anyone, especially those suffering with sickle cell disease.
Resilience: A Personal Story of Coping with the Ravages of Sickle Cell Disease… Against All Odds
Author: Judy Johnson
This book strengthens the resolve for those suffering from sickle cell disease in particular and anyone that may have a disability. This should be recommended reading for parents, educators, and anyone in the workplace who supervise those who may be classified as disabled.