I was born a Sickle Cell Warrior, but there is a lot more to me than meets the eye. I approach each new day embracing the experiences life has blessed me with, the resilience that being a warrior has taught me, and the tenacious spirit that I showcase to others.

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For me, that looks like being there for warriors in their times of need, bringing my story and experiences to a variety of organizations. While providing a clear understanding of Sickle Cell and the transplant process. Providing a different perspective of being a cancer survivor helps connect many connections that very few warriors can provide. I am known for being an inspiration for others with how I continue to take on every challenge that I face no matter how hard the circumstances may be or feel at that moment. I strive to establish and maintain relationships by being an advocate and speaker for those who tend to not have a voice. This is why I am also a co-founder of my own non-profit called Sickle-Inspired, our mission is to inspire Sickle Cell warriors and anyone who faces adversity.

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Outside of my advocacy, I am driven by my educational goals with graduation right around the corner from the University of Texas at Dallas in the Spring of 2023. I have been told that I am a quiet spirit coupled with a kind heart. I am excited about a new chance at life with less pain and ready to show my true authentic self to those from the moment I walk into the room.

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