Really need help

im having the worst time coping with it, the reality hasnt sunk in yet, theres so much going on in my life right now and for the last couple of months and this just happened over night, is it from stress ?? heredatory?  just so many questions and havent been able to figure out awnsers for any of them. i look at web mb etc and it just makes me feel worse. ive been to doctors numoreous times but nothings working it just keeps spreading, im a mess phsyicaly and emotionally. and also my stomach had been bothering me real bad aswell, could it be related ?

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Permalink Reply by JeffreySF on July 13, 2014 at 9:24pm

Sorry you're going through this. I know how tough it is.

If you are in search of support you have come to the right place. You can also search the data base at www.naaf.org and see if there is a local support group in your area.

Just know you're not alone.

Feel free to contact me.

Jeff

Permalink Reply by Michelle on July 13, 2014 at 11:22pm
Unfortunately when it starts you are going to feel exactly as you do. It is incredibly stressful and your anxiety level goes through the roof! Hang in there. Seek support locally and here too. It takes a lot if time to deal with it. Honestly I have had AU for Twenty years and there are still many days I get sad about it.
Permalink Reply by Lisa on July 15, 2014 at 12:39am

Stress is a key word here. It could be a number of things. I started losing patches of hair when I was 9yrs at age 10 I started getting injection to the problem areas to regrow hair. Tried creams and taking steroids but none it seem to help a whole lot until later. I started wearing wigs when I was 14yrs old because I had lost most of my hair. Around when I was 16 yrs I was still getting treatments and it was coming back and staying. When I was 17yrs old I could go without a wig. I had my hair back for about 6 or 7yrs and stayed losing it again.  I would have patches of hair and now I have nothing. I understand how you feel. After having all my hair back for several years and losing it again I think was even harder. You are losing apart of you. It frustrating when they can't give you the answers to your questions. Try not to stress about it. I know easier said then done. The one thing that will help you is exercise. I know you may not feel like exercising but it will help. 

 

Permalink Reply by MandaDeuce on July 15, 2014 at 1:36am

I'm newly diagnosed with CCCA....I understand how you feel with trying to accept things!! Part of me wants to be brave and just be Alopecia to the punch and just go bald...part of me wants to figure out what the problem is hoping I can save whatever hair is left. The idea of alopecia is completely overwhelming and it consumes me. Everyday I look in the mirror, wondering if the patches have grown in or got bigger. Based on other's responses here it gets better. Even though we may not see that right now it does!! I'm here if you need me!! 

Permalink Reply by AlopeciaDestroyedMyLife on July 17, 2014 at 3:10pm

Had this crap for over 11 years and never does a day go by that I don't think about it , feel sad , angry and inferior.

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