To continue on my storyline about my search/experience for a new wig. Last time I wrote about how I had learned that I am allergic to the adhesives used in my (thought to be) perfect new lace front wig. Then I wrote about how I had learned that I am hooped and instead of sharing my alopecia with the world of people I work with, I opted for some bright red extensions. I did this to divert attention from the fact that one day I had longer brown hair and then the next I came back with my old hair a…
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Posted on August 15th, 2008 at 11:09am —
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First and foremost thank you to everyone who read and commented on my horrible horrible wig experience the other day. I am both pleased and proud to say that
1) with the help of a truly wonderful friend and some great sales people in other stores I was able to figure out how to "fix" my lace wig and remove almost all of the darn glue & tape that was stuck on it. I also have found a wig place in town that I think might be able to help me with different adhesive options or some sort of inner…
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Posted on August 7th, 2008 at 12:45am —
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So last month while I was in NY I decided to purchase a "lace wig" according to the website, this wig is different from a lace front wig although don't ask me how because I really don't know. Anyways, when they attached it (approximately 10 days ago) they told me that they were using the "sensitive skin" glue & tape and that with this combination the wig can stay on my head for up to 5 weeks. Of course I realize there are no guarentees in life, but I have quite a story for you...
I returned…
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Posted on August 5th, 2008 at 1:22am —
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I have had aleopecia universalis since I was 15 yrs old. I remember the day my hair truly fell out. It's been 15 yrs and it sometimes still feels like just yesterday. I cannot belive that it took me so long to find this website and others living with, dealing with and surviving life with aleopecia. I guess it's possible I just wasn't ready to.
I have been wearing wigs since I was 15. I started out with the experience of going into a store where an older woman basically sat me in front of a wind…
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Posted on July 20th, 2008 at 9:00pm —
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Melissa
It's nice to meet you. I teach spinning which I refer to as my first love but I also teach and take a series of classes by Les Mills International. I call them the Body classes cause they all start with the word "body". You may have heard of BodyPump which is a strength conditioning class or BodyFlow which has elements from Tai Chi, Yoga and Pilates. These are some great classes. They are all set to modern music and choreographed to the music which gives the classes a nice rhythm. Definitley check them out if you can find them in your area. They are usually done at a gym and not on a One-on-One basis.
~Chelsea
I wish you luck going back to work....I am sure it will go smoothly...maybe no one will say anything at all and like you said if they do ask just tell them what happened and leave it at that. If people ask you more questions just let them know you aren't comfortable talking about it. I thinkthey will definatley understand :)
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