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imikimi - sharing creativity
imikimi - sharing creativity
imikimi - sharing creativity
imikimi - sharing creativity
I don't know if the injections will work, so far I see nothing but more hair disappearing. It is so hard to watch! I took her and a friend to a park and everyone seems so carefree and all I want is to feel that way too. I know things could be worse, but it doesn't mean it doesn't still hurt! I agree with some of the others that you should speak to your school and educate the kids about alopecia. Alyssa has multiple food allergies and even before her alopecia arrived, we would speak every year to the kids and I think it makes a big difference in how they treat her and look after her. I hope things get better for jazmin.
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