Comment by Dark Wolf on March 26, 2015 at 2:37pm

That's for sure. 

Comment by sadele on April 21, 2015 at 3:05pm

Hi

My Alopecia began after 2 years of chronic stress and 1 very stressful event. It was after that particular event that I noticed my first spot. That was in 2013. My hair did grow back for about 10 months, however, I just experienced another traumatic event and I feel it triggered this second round of Alopecia. I truly feel that stressful events can "trigger" your body to do things it normally wouldn't do. I'm now finding a way to treat the Alopecia, and I'm determined that there is a way to get my hair to grow back. I hope you are finding your way as well :)

Serina

Comment by Susan S on May 5, 2015 at 4:57pm

I too am in my 60s and have had AA for 15 years. Bald spots have come and gone. This winter I was very sick, in the hospital for a month and finally had major surgery. A month later my hair is falling out by the handfull. Not in spots, all over. My dermotoligist said it is not AA, but telogen effluvium. So, this is a long way of saying, ask your dr if he or she is sure what you have. I am told this will most likely grow back as the body recovers from trauma. Good luck, Susan

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