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I don’t normally consider myself an angry individual however a recurrence of Alopecia Areata is testing my resilience. Eight years ago I was diagnosed with Alopecia Universalis. I was completely bald for 7 years and then miraculously my hair re-appeared just in time for my son’s wedding. Go figure! I’ve enjoyed the precious follicles for over a year but Alopecia is having it’s way again - and the shedding is relentless. As anyone who has experienced hair loss will testify the emotions attached to appearance issues are difficult to properly explain and more difficult to experience. When my hair began to grow, I cautioned myself not to become attached but as the months slipped by and my hair remained anchored, I began to believe that my hair loss was a thing of the past.

As with my first bout of hair loss, loved ones and friends try to reassure me that my bald spots aren’t visible and that my hair isn’t thin. I’m angry about losing my hair but I’m more angry about having to convince those around me that the many large bald spots are real and that I have considerable hair loss! MIRRORS DON’T LIE!

Is there such a thing as “hair anger management”? Sign me up - I need a crash course.

Susan Beausang

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Comment by Susan Beausang on November 9, 2009 at 9:46am
Thanks! I was just venting on that day - I'm truly in an acceptance phase -
Comment by Sonia Morissette on November 9, 2009 at 7:47am
Susan, I want to help you! I offer free Avatar mini-courses on Tuesday evenings. We explore the relation between beliefs and life experiences. Please call me or visit my website. 928-1554 Sonia. www.SarasotaHealing.com

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