My daughter's journey with sickle cell disease

My daughter's journey with sickle cell disease

by Kristin Walker

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Najja was born with sickle cell anemia. At age 6 she was diagnosed with stenosis of the carotid artery. When she was 11 she was struck with Moyamoya Disease, a rare neurological disease. At age 13 she underwent a bone marrow transplant that changed her life forever. This book will uplift and inspire you. It is a hopeful and encouraging story of a mother's undying love and devotion to a young daughter whose strength and courage living with multiple life threatening illnesses goes beyond her years. Kristin demonstrates amazing strength, hope and determination to fight for her daughter's life amid challenging health concerns. She and Najja, along with family prove that love truly conquers all. This book is a must read for any family or individual living with a life threatening illness; a perfect addition for any home library.

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