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    Weʼve raised £30 to help fund the purchase of an automatic blood transfusion machine for the North Middlesex Hospital's Sickle Cell Unit.

    London, United Kingdom
    Funded on Sunday, 28th January 2018

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    The North Middlesex Hospital's Haematology Department needs to acquire an automatic blood transfusion unit for it's Sickle Cell & Thalassaemia patients. We need your help.

    A new automatic blood transfusion treatment will half the number of visits to hospital for people with Sickle Cell Disease. Professor Carole Longson MBE, Director of the Nice Centre for Health Technology Evaluation, said "The device could save the NHS in England an estimated £13 million each year – around £18,000 per patient – with the size of the saving depending on the patient’s condition and the equipment already owned by the NHS." (http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/science/science-news/12179801/Life-changing-Sickle-Cell-Disease-treatment-approved-by-NHS-watchdog.html)

    What is Sickle Cell Disease?

    Sickle cell disease is the name for a group of inherited conditions that affect the red blood cells. The most serious type is called sickle cell anaemia.

    Sickle cell disease mainly affects people of African, Caribbean, Middle Eastern, Eastern Mediterranean and Asian origin. In the UK, it's particularly common in people with an African or Caribbean family background.

    People with sickle cell disease produce unusually shaped red blood cells that can cause problems because they don't live as long as healthy blood cells and they can become stuck in blood vessels.

    Sickle cell disease is a serious and lifelong condition, which causes acute and chronic severe pain, organ damage, strokes and death. Although long-term treatment can help manage many of the problems associated with this disease it remains a serious disease limiting life expectancy and quality of life.

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    • Anusjka Regis-Etumnu6 years ago
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      Anusjka Regis-Etumnu

      6 years ago

      Thank you for your support. I am refunding donations. The hospital has now secured an automatic blood transfusion machine on lease. We know that this will improve the lives of Sickle Cell patients in North London.

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    • Anusjka Regis-Etumnu6 years ago
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      Anusjka Regis-Etumnu

      6 years ago

      Thank you for liking and sharing. We have raised £30 so far. Our aim is to raise £1000 so we are a way off. Please donate. Every little helps.👋👏🏿💕#loveLife #hateSickleCell

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    • Anusjka Regis-Etumnu6 years ago
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      6 years ago
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    Page last updated on: 1/27/2018 18.00

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    • Lynsey Hart

      Lynsey Hart

      Nov 7, 2017

      Wishing you well with fundraising - lots of love x

      £10.00

    • Anonymous

      Anonymous

      Oct 25, 2017

      Just doing my bit. Hope this helps others.

      £20.00

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    Anusjka Regis-Etumnu

    Anusjka Regis-Etumnu

    London, United Kingdom

    I live with Sickle Cell Disease and I am a patient at the North Middlesex Hospital, London. I am also a wife and mother of two. I am a survivor and will do all I can to help others

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