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I just returned to Vancouver after living in Australia and want to know if you belong to an Alopecia support group in the Lower Mainland. If so which one and if not are you interested in joining one?
Chris
How are you? I read you got the eyebrows/lashes tattood. So did I.
Hope all is good with you.
Jeffrey
I am in Vancouver (kitsilano) - i haven't called yet, as I'm traveling a lot in April - once I'm back after the 20th, I was going to call to find out more about the support class. I'm one year bald & thought I was doing just great, but, I think I need a little more support! No shame in that....I will be happy to let you know when I find out more about it. I DO know that it's close to the hospital (VGH) in around that area at a hair loss clinic. I went there once to see a Dr. Shapiro - decided against his chemical treatments, but am definitely interested in the group. Feel free to message me any time...
Jen
Thanks for the message! It was so nice! That's great that you went to UVic...I love it here. I bet it's grown and changed a lot from when you were here. There's lots of construction going on around campus. It's such a great city to live in. It's nice to meet people from BC. Having alopecia at this age has been a challenge, but i wouldn't change it for the world. It's definitely shown my what's really important in life and changed me for the better. I'm sorry to hear that all your hair is coming out. Keeping busy is definitely the way to avoid dwelling on it, but it's always hard. Sounds like you have an awesome family! I have three siblings...big families are the best! Talk to you soon :)
-Zoe
Happy Monday!! I just wanted to stop by your page and say hello. Hope you had a good weekend and you have a good week to come.
Love and Hugs,
Dotty
Roger.
No I haven't shaved my head. I just wear my wigs over my remaining hair. This is so that I can still go about without any covering on my head at all and not stand out too badly. Although I don't go anywhere like this when I'm bothered about looking good as you can see my bald spots nearly all the time now. I had that changing room moment you mentioned a few months ago. It's horrible realising you've been walking around for ages with a patch showing to everyone.
I know some folk wear toppers if they still have hair left - they're lighter than full wigs but you need to get them cut in to suit your existing hair.
I'm afraid I don't know too much about buying in Canada but on the heralopecia boards there is tonnes of information from a user named Merry who has posted all sorts of helpful hints on buying the right topper and not being ripped off! Reading her posts on that forum might prove useful before your shopping expedition at the weekend.
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