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Welcome to Uganda-American Sickle Cell Rescue Fund Website

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Sickle cell Awareness Charity Walk took place on Saturday, July 31st 2010. Started from Mulago nurses hostel at Mulago Hospital to Kampala City Square and back to Mulago covering a distance of 3 miles. Everybody was in high spirits and thousands of bystanders took time to read the placards that were on display by the marchers.

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Tuesday, July 21, 2009

Our daughter's recovery from sickle cell disease

Carol "Marriam' has been doing very well since the bone marrow transplant about 283 days ago. DNA tests indicate 100% donor cells (her brother's cells) and 0% sickle cell disease.
Follow up with her progress at caring bridge.com as indicated below.
http://www.caringbridge.org/visit/carolmulumba

View Video/print of her amazing story on recent local San Antonio TV news:
http://www.kens5.com/news/health/stories/KENS20090709-SickleCell.243a59d8.html

SICKLE CELL RECOVERY - One of the ways the Air Force helps Airmen is by
taking care of their families. The Mulumba family has weathered some
tough times over the last few years...a family that is grateful for all
the assistance the Air Force gives them.  View the Defense Media Agency
video here:
http://www.af.mil/shared/media/av/video/863bd647-0f5e-451c-aff1-c4b08003
67c7.wmv.  POC is Public Affairs at 292-7688.

Carol "Marriam" beats sickle cell diease.  By SSGT James Croxon, Air Force Journalist, San Antonio, Texas. Senior staff writer, Airman
http://www.afjournalist.com/

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We are proud parents of a 8 year old sickle cell survivor. We are grateful to God and are determined to continue increasing sickle cell disease awareness, through education, and telling our story to inspire so many children and their parents.We all have important values and ideas, things we care about and want to share. We feel our story can even bring hope to the sickle cell patients. Sickle cell is so dear to us.

Sickle cell disease: The forgotten enemy!

Sickle cell disease: It is time to act now
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"To work towards the improvement of the general quality of life for people with sickle cell disease through treatment, fighting against the stigma associated with the disease, providing education and information on Sickle Cell disease management "

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Lucky Lukiah Mulumba, RN, BSN, FNP -MSN, Captain, USAF,
Pediatric Intensive Care Nurse,  
Chairperson & Founder,
Uganda-American Sickle Cell Rescue Fund.

Annual Spirit Awards, October 2009
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Top Ladies of Distinction, Inc San Antonio Metropolitan Chapter Health and community Service Award

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