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What is it like living with Alopecia?
Started Mar 24, 2020 0 Replies 0 Likes
I own the lifestyle brand Cheltenham Ave centered around living well with alopecia. (Titled after the street I lived…Continue
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12 Honest Questions About Alopecia Featuring My Mom!
Parenting has difficult moments. When a child is diagnosed with alopecia, the whole family is swept up into a whirlwind of change. There are doctor appointments, questions, treatments, and you are just looking to assure your child will live a happy life in a world that can be very cruel. Through honest conversations, we are given a chance to provide guidance through our…See More
A Photo Series Featuring Alopecia
A project started in quarantine finally sees the light of day. More to come! As a graphic designer and creative, I hope to use my various skills to bring some awareness to alopecia and the journey of self-love I'm on. Don't let these photos fool you…
"I've always had it since childhood. The spots move around and have a mind of their own. I'll regain hair in some spots and then a new area will thin out. I try to be at peace no matter what's going on up there lol. Take it day by day.…"
What is it like living with Alopecia?
I own the lifestyle brand Cheltenham Ave centered around living well with alopecia. (Titled after the street I lived on when I was diagnosed.) One of the most popular questions I see is "What is it like living with alopecia". If anyone is interested please reply to this post and I will use your reply in the blog post I'm creating. Think Buzzfeed style - with your reply and an image or gif.If you'd like to be a part…See More
"I was around 8 years old when I was diagnosed. No apologies needed! Keep the questions coming! I'm here to share what I can.
I usually have thin white hairs but most of the time they never darken and disappear but I still support those little…"
"Incredible book! It's called A New Earth It's about mindfulness and striving to be happy in the moment. I wear my beanie at home too! It feels safe (but also it can get cold up there with little to no hair!). I'm a hoarder…"
"Hi Brittany
First, I just want to let you know you're not alone. I had a lot of anxiety about alopecia (and still have a lot) especially through school but at 26 now I've had the long journey of acceptance. I realized how much of my…"
Surviving Prom with Alopecia
In life and alopecia, there are lessons and blessings. Unfortunately, some lessons are harder to swallow. Prom was one of those lessons for me. I'm still learning to let go of the anger and guilt I feel because I wasn't accepting of my appearance. I lost my smile. But through the lesson, I learned how important it is…See More
"Feel free to use any photos on my Instagram: @beanie_og
I love seeing all the alopecia representation, acceptance, and self-love. "
"I too have struggled with my identity with alopecia. It wasn't until recently that I realized how often I would pass by a mirror and try my hardest to avoid looking at my head and thinning eyebrows. It took painful experiences with deep…"
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12 Honest Questions About Alopecia Featuring My Mom!
Posted on May 14, 2020 at 9:36pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Parenting has difficult moments. When a child is diagnosed with alopecia, the whole family is swept up into a whirlwind of change. There are doctor appointments, questions, treatments, and you are just looking to assure your child will live a happy life in a world that can be very cruel. Through honest conversations, we are…
ContinueSurviving Prom with Alopecia
Posted on March 17, 2020 at 3:08pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
In life and alopecia, there are lessons and blessings. Unfortunately, some lessons are harder to swallow. Prom was one of those lessons for me. I'm still learning to let go of the anger and guilt I feel because I wasn't accepting of my appearance. I lost my smile. But through the lesson, I…
ContinueStruggling with my culture - Alopecia and Black Hair
Posted on February 20, 2020 at 11:30pm 3 Comments 1 Like
Hair plays a vital role in black culture. Hair, for black people, has always stood as a symbol of self-expression and power. I wanted to be proud of my hair and proud of my culture.
I love how black culture can express itself through hair. I am fascinated with the precision and talent of professional barbers. The clean edges. The fades. The designs. I saw the movie Barbershop as a celebration of the black community and the support…
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