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Permalink Reply by kat533 on December 30, 2015 at 1:59am

I am a Family Advocate for our local county Mental Health department. I have Alopecia as well and am starting to have a quarter sized spot on the crown of my head. I am experimenting with scarves for my meetings. So far most people really like the scarves especially if you find some you really like. Hope this helps, look on YouTube for tutorials. There's a lot out there. Good luck!!

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Permalink Reply by Kimberley on December 30, 2015 at 4:43am

Hi Rose!
I lost about a third of my hair earlier this year, mostly all the crown and one side. It was in no way coverable! I run my own business, and I actually managed to find some smart beanies that suited me. I used to wear these but I would also Inform them prior to the meeting/right at the start. I soon realised no one really cared, they just wanted to talk business! But informing people I feel worked best as it eliminated the inevitable curious stares.

All the best!!

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Permalink Reply by Kimberley on December 30, 2015 at 4:47am

Also - I found wigs available to me (in my price range) were too itchy. Remember though people get hair extensions all the time so it won't seem that bizarre.

Can you cover your patches with clips/big flowery ones or combing hair over?

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Permalink Reply by Rose on January 6, 2016 at 10:59pm

Thanks so much for your reply. The spots are really growing so I either need a wig, a scarf or just not worry about the spots showing. I'm going to look for some nice scarves to start and then check out the wigs.

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Permalink Reply by Kimberley on January 7, 2016 at 2:58am

Do it :) there's some very pretty scarves and wraps out there! Try not to worry much, it's easier said than done I know. And stop touching it every two minutes to see if it's grown! There's not much you can do if it has and it heightens your risk of a skin infection. My hair all started growing back but now I've lost a good credit card sized patch at the back on my hairline. It will grow back!
All the best :)

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Permalink Reply by YvonneD on May 15, 2019 at 2:49pm

I think both scarf and high quality wig will be fine. As for the hair, I think nobody will notice extra length. And there is no shame in alopecia whatsoever. And it is not awkward to appear at meetings with beautiful scarf on your head. Think of people after chemo. They also have to run businesses somehow. What I would additionally recommend for your business is to use staff performance recording software https://www.kickidler.com/ just to prevent any cases of misuse of your resources. It works well to prevent any disputable cases as well as loss of your money.

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