Charita Brittenum/X
Aug 4, 2025, 00:50
NBCA: After Losing Her Daughter to a Blood Clot, Charita Fights to Save Others
The National Blood Clot Alliance (NBCA) shared on X:
”Huge shoutout to Thrombassador Charita Brittenum! A survivor and fierce advocate, Charita is turning pain into purpose after losing her daughter to a blood clot. She’s been raising awareness on airwaves like ATL’s Praise 1025 Atlanta—saving lives with every word.”
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