Stacie Duda's Blog (6)

A beautiful reminder

When someone is struggling accepting alopecia is it a sign of something deeper.

Was the hair just a cover up of not accepting who they were before the hair loss?

If someone can accept who they are WITH hair, then why not WITHOUT? -----questions questions!!!

Accepting who you are is just that --Acceptance!

That shouldn't change. Also, if you can't accept who you are, then DO something about it! Change you're ways so that you CAN accept yourself.



Yesterday a… Continue

Added by Stacie Duda on April 7, 2010 at 1:26am — 1 Comment

It is just me?

Whenever the topic of hair loss comes up, people always praise me and are astounded by my attitude about my alopecia.

Its as though they feel it is something so terrible and dramatic... and that the average person would be in crisis.



Am I wrong having a positive/nonchalant attitude toward alopecia?



I was 16 and popular in high school when my hair fell out. I didn't think it was a big deal back then and don't think its a big deal now. Many people told me "High school… Continue

Added by Stacie Duda on March 24, 2010 at 9:25pm — 6 Comments

Busy!

hey everyone! I haven't been on the site in a looooong time! I graduated from undergrad, moved back home, started another degree, and started working full time. Currently, I'm working full-time and going to school full-time. Its not an easy task! I find myself having little to no time for anything! I was recently accepted into a graduate program for speech pathology at Nazareth in Rochester, NY. Now, I'm trying to find time to make sure I find a place to live, get my course schedule straight,… Continue

Added by Stacie Duda on November 17, 2009 at 11:46am — No Comments

Yaz and the issues

Hello everyone!

there have been recent studies showing that there are MANY side effects from the birth controls Yaz and Yasmin. I was on both of these pills. Yasmin - 6 years ago. and Yaz - a year ago. ...I had hair before I started the first round of pills 6 years ago. Now that i'm seeing all of the negative side effects from the pills on TV, i'm wondering if it could be a contributing factor for some women.



Anyone ever been on Yaz or Yasmin contraceptive and see anything… Continue

Added by Stacie Duda on October 21, 2009 at 10:12pm — 3 Comments

a friendly alopecia scenario

Hey all,

In my posts I wrote about how my hair is coming back. However, right now I'm as bald as can be! All of the hair growing progress is gone.

Its a relief to not have patches to shave off anymore. Its official... I enjoy being bald more so than having hair.





The Story:

Yesterday, my professor, fellow students, and I were waiting in the hallway for a classroom to open up. My professor made a comment about nicely groomed eyebrows. I explained that I drew them… Continue

Added by Stacie Duda on January 28, 2009 at 4:48pm — 2 Comments

fell out again, oh well. still have good news!

I was having such great progress with the hair growth for long time. Currently, it is cram time at school. Its my last year as an undergraduate. There is too much to do in such a little time. I've lost sleep, increased stress, decreased physical activity, and completely did a 180 downward spiral because of school. Its the stress. That's what causes my hairloss. My hormones are out of whack because of my irregular sleeping patterns, therefore, putting stress on my body. I don't sleep. I nap here… Continue

Added by Stacie Duda on December 9, 2008 at 4:22pm — 5 Comments

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