Team Superstar: Gail Porter

gailGail Porter has always been a beautiful young woman and a very popular celebrity in Britain and Europe.  Now she is also a hero and an inspiration to millions of alopecians around the world for the brave way she handled her very public experience as a newly diagnosed alopecia patient last year.  You can Google Gail and find thousands of articles and fan sites about her.  Go ahead and try it!  Here are a few to get you started: Daily Mail, The Guardian, BiggestStars.com.

Team Superstar: Margaret Baker

margaretbeauty1Margaret is a formidable quadruple threat- Model/Actress/Playwright/Motivational Speaker.  She has also had alopecia since she was two and a half.  Ms. Baker is obviously gorgeous, but she fought hard for the inner strength to be the confident, successful woman she is today.  Take a few minutes to discover more about this multi-talented young woman.  And be sure to keep an eye out for her in the stage play "My Life As A Bald Soprano"

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For Kids & Parents
Being a kid is hard enough, but being a kid with alopecia can be down-right difficult.  Fortunately there are some fantastic organizations that offer support, friendships, and fun to kids who are dealing with this disease.  There is the Children's Alopecia Project (the photo at left is from their camp), the I'm a Kid Foundation, and Locks of Love.  There are cool dolls for kids of all ages, as well as web sites and coloring books.
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naturalmeds Alternative therapies run the gamut from the generally accepted as beneficial, to the edge of the edge of the fringe. First it must be noted that one shouldn't undertake any sort of elective therapy without consulting a medical practitioner. Now having said that (and meant it!) we can go ahead and talk about what can be a useful and beneficial area to explore. There was the recent much reported story on how a preliminary study on the effects of hypnotherapy on alopecia were at least promising. We like promising.meditationlotus

And for many of the alternative therapies like yoga, acupuncture, and hypnotherapy, there are benefits that go beyond the re-growth of our hair. For those of us that are struggling with self-image due to hair-loss, these therapies can help us to fall back in love with our bodies. Bodies that can seem to have betrayed us.  And their is increasing evidence that some of these treatments may have real, positive effects on the progression of alopecia

If you have undertaken some form of non-western medicine alternative to deal with your alopecia, or it's aftermath, please share. What did you do? For how long? Were you committed, or honestly maybe a little half-hearted? Were you under the care and/or guidance of a doctor or practitioner? Was it a waste of time and money? If it didn't help with your alopecia, did it help with your general health or confidence?

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