Where acceptance is all there is!
Well, what can I say? I hang my head about my shameful, childish behaviour today. What a tantrum I had. Even threw my wig over the balcony into the garden 2 floors below. The reason? I have washed it 3 times in the last week trying to get it not to bunch up in the back. I don't know why it is doing this, it rarely happens. It is a remy hair wig and usually I don't have this problem. I am over it!
Since I lost (and found) my virgin Freedom hair wig I have felt so insecure about myself. It's ridiculous I know. I've had AU (with limited regrowth) for many years actually over 25 years and here I am acting like a baby. Am I stressed? Yes! But not about alopecia, but I can't do a damn thing about the other situations so alopecia becomes my focus. Does this happen to anyone else? I feel like a crazy person and had to vent. Just goes to show that although I deal with my alopecia pretty well, it can still send me for a loop.
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I'm all about the spray tan these days....Secret to Fabulous!!!
Cheryl, yes great visual hey...poor John went and found it and I was like don't bother I'll never wear it yada yada but hey it's all good now.
Sad1995 I understand absolutely! I got alopecia in my late 30s and felt it spelled the end of my youth. I don't know how younger people manage, yet some seem to manage better than me, and some don't. I don't like being without a wig. Being a white woman, my scalp looks so white! If I went without a wig I would use tanning lotion so it blended in more. Being a male maybe something to consider.
Pat, I do know the feeling. I remember a similar instance right before my sister wedding and I was trying to apply fake eyelashes for the event. The frustration was high and I remember throwing the brows and bursting into tears. I do love the visual of throwing the wig off the balcony though ;)
Oh thanks Jeffrey...xx to you too...
Good to hear you're feeling better Pat!
X's and O's!!!
Time heals all wounds...But there is always the bite that got us...Ouch...Grrrr!!!
Pat, Stop being so hard on yourself! I don't know why some people think it is supposed to get easier as time goes by. Actually, in some ways it gets hard. Think about it--the more time that goes by with this condition, the longer we have had to deal with the stress and strain that goes with it. You are not crazy; you are completely normal. AND, you are probably doing better than most people would in terms of dealing with it.
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