Lea Kilenga is making Sickle Cell Sexy. I manage my Sickle Cell using ALL Natural Wholesome Vegan/Plant Based lifestyle. Be inspired. Making Sickle Cell Sexy!
l lives, like I do. Welcome to my Journey. Being Sexy is the ability to be comfortable with your own being, your own essence, with everything you are as a person. The good, the bad and the in-between. Being able to smile and laugh and over stand that this is a gift that gives back and gives birth to other gifts. SexySickleCell is dedicated to help you live full lives. It is an initiative under Africa Sickle Cell Organization a sister initiative to 10003 Warrior Project, the largest photographic narrative of Sickle Cell warriors in the world located in Kenya. While 10003 focuses on telling stories of people living Sickle Cell, SexySickleCell feeds you the tools and education so that you can receive the guidance you desire to achieve the health satisfaction that you seek. Whether you want coaching to learn to a 100% healthy lifestyle, or simply to strive for more Sickle Cell management knowledge. SexySickleCell assists you to have a new appreciation to Sickle Cell! Imagine the day where you see Sickle Cell as a gift; nothing to be ashamed of, find complete confidence in your body, your health, and in your life. Envision health, clarity, freedom, self-love and deep self awareness with regards to your life. This is a journey of understanding and knowing ourselves more and loving ourselves even through the hard experiences. When we understand our condition and its relationship with our bodies and lives, we are inspired, to live healthy and happy lives. When we are self-aware, we change the world. SexySickleCell is the creation of Lea Kilenga Masamo, a pioneer in not only the Sickle Cell movement, but also in the Non-Communicable Diseases movement in Kenya. She has been 100% plant-based for almost 4 years and have not been in hospitalized, transfused or in crisis in those years. She still goes through the motions of Sickle Cell and happy. An exemplification of all that she wishes to create, she is a leading visionary in the Sickle Cell movement, especially in Kenya.