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(Closed) A rant about living in a cruel world with a serious disease- long
posted 6 years ago in Emotional- Bridey77
- 6 years ago
If you haven’t sought out professional support for this, please do. You can find a way to live with this. As for your Mom, she might be surprised to know I did NOT wear an up do on my wedding day. I am still just as married.
- doubtingdebbieah
- 6 years ago
- Wedding: December 2013
I suggest you check out http://www.wigsupport.com It’s a community of super friendly and supportive women going through hair loss. You would be so surprised at how many gorgeous wig/topper options there are! Lots of celebrities wear wigs as well. Try not to let hair get in the way of you achieving your success, you deserve to push through and get your dreams. Honestly, wigs are so beauitulf now adays. Good luck
- doberman
- 6 years ago
- Wedding: November 1999
I’m going to guess you have alopecia. I’m sorry, it must seem like a cruel joke at times and people’s insensitivity only makes it worse.
Do you know who Princess Caroline of Monaco is? She is Grace Kelly’s daughter and she was one of the most beautiful women in the world. Well, she had alopecia and had the world staring at her taking pictures. But she persevered and so must you.
You will have a wonderful wedding day, hair or no hair. You will be beautiful, hair or no hair. Your Fiance loves you, hair or no hair.
- avarose
- 6 years ago
- Wedding: July 2013
Sending you a big hug! You are beautiful, you are deserving, and you have so much courage.
- beethree
- 6 years ago
Hugs!! I am sorry you have to deal with this, life isn’t fair. But, please don’t let this stop you from pursuing occupational therapy–you can understand the challenges some people face more than others and would likely be even more effective. Or from enjoying your wedding–whether you rock a bald head, a beautiful scarf, or a wig you should celebrate what you do have–the love of your life beside you, commiting to be with you, just as you are.
- Cheekie0077
- 6 years ago
- Wedding: October 2016
- OldestTree
- 6 years ago
Trying to cover it up has pretty much become ‘my life’…I have to get up very early every morning, usually around 5am or 5:30am, just to have a chance of arriving at work on time at 9am. Yes, it takes that LONG to hide it, and to be honest, I still look like a freak.
All I’ve ever wanted as to be able to put my hair back in a normal ponytail in 5mins like all the other girls; to go on holiday and not be restricted in activites because I have to keep my hair perfectly in place.
It sucks really bad.
Sorry.
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