These sisters have a built-in early-warning system for each other's pain — better than most home security setups.
Sisters with sickle cell disease watch over each other at school, turning an invisible illness into an unbreakable bond
Sisters Ari'Yanna, 11, and Ariyah, 9, both have sickle cell disease, a condition often invisible to others. At school, they watch for signs of pain crises in each other, alerting teachers to get help quickly. Their mother and St. Jude support them, allowing the girls to live active lives despite the disease.
Source: Sisters with sickle cell disease watch over each other at school, turning an invisible illness into an unbreakable bond — Upworthy
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