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A little story from me!
In English the whole entire class had to write about something that has affected our lives. So of coarse I was going to write about my years with alopecia. I told my english teacher that I have alopecia. So I was ok to write about alopecia. But, I wrote secret words in my story so nobody in my class could find out what I was writting about.
Secret Words: palooza= alopecia, paw= hair, and sock= wig! Put these words where the secret words are and you will figure out the story! Hope you enjoy it!
Palooza
Written by: Nicky
When I was four and a half years old I got this thing called palooza. Right away my mom notified the doctor. My first spot was as big as a quarter. I was very nervous but, most of all I was worried about my paw. I worried that if it would all fall out at the same time. I worried that I won’t look pretty enough. I worried so many things that my mind was as big as an elephant. I just couldn’t believe that this was happening to me. For a full year I had tons of huge spots on my paw. After that year, two months came and all of a sudden. Boom!! All of my paw fell out. I was so sad that I was sad as a cloud in space. I was thinking that of all the people in the world that I have palooza. ME! Everyone in my old school used to ask me tons of questions. Like they would ask me if I had cancer or what happened to you or worst of all did an alien come out of space and eat all of your paw from you. That was what made me really sad. But, as a good person my mom and I explained to the students in my classes what I have and what it is. Although it’s true that sometimes I felt blue I would have these special moments dazzling through my head wondering that I have so many things to do. Now I am in Middle School and I have a sock on. This is my second year wearing one. I joined this website and it makes me feel so much stronger now because I now know what it really feels like to have no paw. I learned to believe that the picture you take is the picture you get. I realized that I’m not the only one with palooza and that I’m not alone. But, every single day and every single night I cry in bed. I’m not sure how I got palooza. No one really knows how we palooza’s got it. Maybe one day I will write a book and publish it about my life with palooza. Who knows? Maybe I will become a palooza spokesperson or become Miss New York or Miss America some day. My whole life comes with surprises. All I know is that I am me no matter what!
Hope you liked my story! Please comment on it! Tell me what you thought and felt about it when you read it as an alopecian. Thanks soo much for reading it! - Nicky :)
Secret Words: palooza= alopecia, paw= hair, and sock= wig! Put these words where the secret words are and you will figure out the story! Hope you enjoy it!
Palooza
Written by: Nicky
When I was four and a half years old I got this thing called palooza. Right away my mom notified the doctor. My first spot was as big as a quarter. I was very nervous but, most of all I was worried about my paw. I worried that if it would all fall out at the same time. I worried that I won’t look pretty enough. I worried so many things that my mind was as big as an elephant. I just couldn’t believe that this was happening to me. For a full year I had tons of huge spots on my paw. After that year, two months came and all of a sudden. Boom!! All of my paw fell out. I was so sad that I was sad as a cloud in space. I was thinking that of all the people in the world that I have palooza. ME! Everyone in my old school used to ask me tons of questions. Like they would ask me if I had cancer or what happened to you or worst of all did an alien come out of space and eat all of your paw from you. That was what made me really sad. But, as a good person my mom and I explained to the students in my classes what I have and what it is. Although it’s true that sometimes I felt blue I would have these special moments dazzling through my head wondering that I have so many things to do. Now I am in Middle School and I have a sock on. This is my second year wearing one. I joined this website and it makes me feel so much stronger now because I now know what it really feels like to have no paw. I learned to believe that the picture you take is the picture you get. I realized that I’m not the only one with palooza and that I’m not alone. But, every single day and every single night I cry in bed. I’m not sure how I got palooza. No one really knows how we palooza’s got it. Maybe one day I will write a book and publish it about my life with palooza. Who knows? Maybe I will become a palooza spokesperson or become Miss New York or Miss America some day. My whole life comes with surprises. All I know is that I am me no matter what!
Hope you liked my story! Please comment on it! Tell me what you thought and felt about it when you read it as an alopecian. Thanks soo much for reading it! - Nicky :)
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Comment by Bald and Fabulous AKA Terri on October 23, 2010 at 10:49pm
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Nicky, you not only have a special way with your drawing but you have a special way with words. I see great things in your future in the artistic fields. I enjoy your positive attitude, you have come along way in a short time. My alopecia journey started in my very early years aswell but I wasnt nearly as strong at that time as you are now. Keep up the great work.
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Comment by JeffreySF on October 23, 2010 at 11:00pm
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Hi Nicky,
I agree with Terri.
Your words and illustrations are very artistic.
I'll read your book for sure as soon as you write it and get it published.
Jeffrey
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Comment by Diana Carter on October 23, 2010 at 11:55pm
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Awe! I love your story. I kept picturing this little cub, licking his paw. You have a great way with words! Keep writing them!! I looked for a book the other day, but there were no books on our palooza~ thanks for the smile!
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Comment by Sandi Walmsley on October 24, 2010 at 3:14am
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thanks for sharing your great story with us.
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Comment by Daniela on October 24, 2010 at 6:14am
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great story :) if it weere me, i wldnt have the courage to write about it :) love the way yu put those words instead of alopecia etc. lol :)
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Comment by Christa M. on October 24, 2010 at 3:15pm
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I love your story and your words made me laugh. Just imagined the sock on...
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Comment by Petra on October 24, 2010 at 6:49pm
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Great story Nicky. I hope that one of these days you write that book...
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Comment by Nicky on October 25, 2010 at 5:48pm
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Thanks you guys soo much! I appreciate it!!!
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Comment by Jessica Hoschouer on June 13, 2013 at 3:16pm
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WOW!!! Amazing I loved it, especially since I will be starting Jr. high in August. Please look at my blog posts asap
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Aw, thanks! And will do!
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