I've had alopecia for 10 years now.  The past five have been alopecia universalis.  This school year, I changed school districts to be closer to home.  It turned out to be a much less stressful job and very fulfilling.  Two or three months ago, we started noticing "peach fuzz" on my face and part of my head.  When I had alopecia areta, it was common for fuzz to come and go, so I didn't think much of it.  But it hasn't gone anywhere this time, and it is getting longer.  My sidewalls are still bare.  Is this normal?  This is totally new for me.  And has anyone else noticed that the rules of the game keep changing?  I finally get comfortable and feel at peace with things, and then it all switches up.  I wish we could at least put in "alopecia orders".  I'd like areata alopecia, please.  I'll take an order of universalis, tall.  Umm... I'll take what he's having, but make mine a small.  I'd like to keep my eyebrows and eyelashes.  To be honest, it feels weird to have hair.  I can actually feel the wind tugging at it, and I don't really like the sensation.  I realize most people have "peach fuzz" on their face, but it looks strange of me, because I've lived without it for so long.  I keep rubbing my hand over my head, and I'm not the only one.  ARRRGGG!!!  I'm actually doing it right now. Time to bend and stretch...again.  So many lessons to learn.