"I haven't seen My Sisters Keeper. I'll take a look in to it/him
I think Bald Guys and Bald Women can be sizzlin' hot!"
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The Emotional Impact of Alopecia on You
Started this discussion. Last reply by Gill Apr 26, 2009. 23 Replies 0 Favorites
Teens and Alopecia on the BBC
Started this discussion. Last reply by Timothy H. Warneka Oct 3, 2008. 2 Replies 0 Favorites
Masculinity
Started this discussion. Last reply by JeffreySF May 20, 2010. 44 Replies 0 Favorites
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Hilary replied to Timothy H. Warneka's discussion Masculinity"Hi
Have you seen the bald guy on "my sister's keeper"? well i think he's soooooo hot! and Vin diesel! he is defintiely a hottie! i actually think bald guys could look hot because i love hard manly guys, i dont know if i explained…"
Tony replied to Timothy H. Warneka's discussion Masculinity"Interesting thread with some very interesting & insightful responses.
I started with patchy alopecia ~3 yrs ago. Within 2-3 months, I went from sporting a very long pony tail to a shaved head. One of my female co-workers commented that I looked…"
David A replied to Timothy H. Warneka's discussion Masculinity"Before I experienced my hair loss, my hair was ~17 inches long, dyed black and red, cut asymmetrically. I had put a fair amount of effort into cultivating an image that I felt did a good job of representing who I was. It wasn't particularly…"
Jaime Murphy replied to Timothy H. Warneka's discussion Masculinity"I have had the same experience, especially going through my awkward teenage years. I can't throw on sweats and a baseball cap to run errands without being mistaken for a man...very frustrating!"
Magan replied to Timothy H. Warneka's discussion Masculinity"I have been avoiding responding on this site for sometime now, for denial reasons I guess...but I saw this thread and just have to respond.
A few thoughts....
I was raised in a family where all my uncles, my dad, and my grandfather had mpb. My…"
Gill replied to Timothy H. Warneka's discussion The Emotional Impact of Alopecia on You"I think your situation is different than most. You are dealing with somebody elses feelings and emotions, and if that isnt bad enough, its a small child.
I would think the first step is for you to make contact with other parents. Initally on this…"
Sybil replied to Timothy H. Warneka's discussion The Emotional Impact of Alopecia on You"How about the parents?
My nearly three year old was just diagnosed and we're lost...
What do we tell her?
how do we help her??"
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- About Me:
- A motivational keynote speaker, author and licensed clinical counselor, Tim Warneka has been living with alopecia totalis since 2000.
Tim is the author of several internationally acclaimed leadership books, including BLACK BELT LEADER, PEACEFUL LEADER: AN INTRODUCTION TO CATHOLIC SERVANT LEADERSHIP and LEADING PEOPLE THE BLACK BELT WAY: CONQUERING THE FIVE CORE PROBLEMS FACING LEADERS TODAY and THE WAY OF LEADING PEOPLE: UNLOCKING YOUR INTEGRAL LEADERSHIP SKILLS WITH THE TAO TE CHING (co-authored with Patrick Warneka) and HEALING KATRINA: VOLUNTEERING IN POST-HURRICANE MISSISSIPPI.
- Do you have alopecia?
- Alopecia totalis
- Are you age 18 or older?
- Yes
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- http://www.timwarneka
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Comment Wall (19 comments)
- At 11:49pm on January 2, 2009,
JeffreySF said… - Hey Tim,
Happy New Year.
Jeff
- At 9:21pm on October 25, 2008, JeffreySF said…
- Hey Tim,
Stopped in to say hello.
Hope you are having a great weekend.
Jeff
- At 10:39pm on October 22, 2008,
Amber said… - thanks for your comment!!
- At 4:45pm on October 21, 2008,
Char said… - No problem :) Thanks for adding me :)
- At 10:41pm on October 20, 2008, JeffreySF said…
- Hi Tim,
Think about it and let me know if you would like more info.
Jeff
- At 1:26am on October 20, 2008, JeffreySF said…
- Hi Tim,
I wasnt sure where to respond to you question about how eyelashes are tattooed so I figured on your page would be appropriate.
I go to a Para-Medical Tattoo Artist. Her name is Athena.
She uses a hairstroke technique. In a nutshell she tattoos lines from just above and below the eye. Not like eyeliner at all. Not something you would see on a female.
If you would like more information let me know. I can give you her contact info.
Jeff
- At 3:59pm on October 12, 2008,
Debbie said… - Hello Tim. It's amazing to me how little the world knows about alopecia. When I went to my physician, he recommened me to a dermatologist. Now I have no hair. It is quite distressing as I used to be a beautiful blonde. I have not been able to successful at dating since I lost my hair. I hope this is not the case for everyone, although everyone based my "being" on my beauty. I no longer have it and it is quite distressing.
- At 10:22am on October 12, 2008,
Maureen said… - Hi Timothy, Thank you for adding me as your friend! Hope you have a wonderful weekend. I am off to my Nephew's Wedding.
talk soon,
Maureen
- At 3:01am on October 12, 2008,
Lorena said… - Hi Timothy ,Welcome! ...Lorena
- At 5:42pm on October 6, 2008,
jamie1 said… - Hi Tim, I've never seen any formal studies regarding the relationship between stress/trauma and hairloss. However, to the doc's, the incidence is too frequent to be just circumstantial. Everyone metabolizes stress differently. Stress in some raises cotisol levels and problems with weight develop. Others, like us, experience hairloss. TE is common under stress in many but that can jumpstart alopecia in those with the genetic predisposition.
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