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oh it's so wrong..
I know the sweetest nine year old girl on this planet (in my opinion)
One of the most unspoiled children I've ever seen in my life.
she's absolutely beautiful, but she has to wear wigs because of Alopecia Areata, Her mom was telling me about how she came home crying from school one day because the children took off her wig on the bus and were running around hiding it from her.
She actually had to go back up to he school, to get the wig back from lost and found.
It's just so wrong, Children shouldn't have to go through that...
I don't have Alopecia, but I'm sixteen and I've had my head shaved since I was 12.
I can't even imagine how horrified she must have been,
What do you think about Children with Alopecia?
The thought absolutely breaks my heart.
~Del
One of the most unspoiled children I've ever seen in my life.
she's absolutely beautiful, but she has to wear wigs because of Alopecia Areata, Her mom was telling me about how she came home crying from school one day because the children took off her wig on the bus and were running around hiding it from her.
She actually had to go back up to he school, to get the wig back from lost and found.
It's just so wrong, Children shouldn't have to go through that...
I don't have Alopecia, but I'm sixteen and I've had my head shaved since I was 12.
I can't even imagine how horrified she must have been,
What do you think about Children with Alopecia?
The thought absolutely breaks my heart.
~Del
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Comment by Laura Masters on May 19, 2009 at 8:56pm
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That's so horrible. Parents need to be educated about this condition and teach their children some sensitivity
They are NEVER too young to learn kindness.
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Comment by Kayla on May 19, 2009 at 8:56pm
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Yeah definitely, It's just really wrong, How can parent's not teach their kids how to respect other kids?
Ah it just makes me sick.
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Comment by Galvin on May 20, 2009 at 1:09pm
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Makes my blood boil to read that. I lost my hair at 9yrs, regrowth at 10, out again at 11. At 11 I started
to wear a wig. I also carried a note from my doctor that said I "must wear my wig at all times." I was to
show the note to any nun, teacher or priest or would happen to ask me to remove the wig. Well that never
happened but it did give me some confidence if the situation were arise. For your little girl in question
I would recomend a letter be sent to everyone concerned that they will be held accountable for their
childrens actions and be sued for damages to the little girl and/or the wig.
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Comment by Lizzie on May 20, 2009 at 6:21pm
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God bless her heart. I lost all my hair when I was lil'. I was 6 when it first happened and luckily I went to a very small primary, and no one really commented, at least not on that scale, secondary was very different, I remember one boy pulled the elastic of my wig one music lesson and made go all ascu, I was so embarrassed. My heart goes out to this little girl, Keep your head high darling!</> x
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What's the name of the School District? School? This is so wrong!
Her parents should take legal action. I know its hard to stop kids from saying things but kids should
not be touching other kids inappropriately. If she was in a wheel chair and kids took her out of it and
set her on the ground as they played with the chair there would be hell to pay! It they took her clothes
off there would be hell to pay! This is unacceptable!
Her civil rights have clearly been violated!
Her parents should contact the ACLU:
ACLU of New Mexico
Executive Director: Peter Simonson
P.O. Box 566
Albuquerque, NM 87103
Phone: 505-266-5915
I'm going to call today (its probably about 4:30AM now).
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