Having cystic fibrosis as a Black man means being left out or misunderstood. I want to be heard, acknowledged, and represented.
Blog Posts
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I've learned to stop feeling guilty about all that I can't do and to focus on making a larger impact with the things that I can.
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I've learned that what I tell myself about how cystic fibrosis affects me, affects my belief in what I can achieve, and how I feel about myself as a person.
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I respond with love when pain drives people to make fun of my cystic fibrosis.
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Although my journey with cystic fibrosis has been difficult, over time, I have learned to embrace it. In my poem “Monster,” I address this head on and describe my own process of coming to terms with my disease.
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