Children with Alopecia

This segment on the Colorado news, says it all. Yes, having alopecia at Any point in life is extremely difficult. But children are just starting out in their lives. I am grateful for having alopecia in my adult life; I was already "me" and secure, thankfully. How much more difficult it is for children. This is why I organized my event "Musicians for Children's Alopecia Project Benefit" to be held at World Cafe Live in Philadelphia, 9/16/2011, 7p-11p. An excellent night of music, awareness which will benefit children with Alopecia via the Children's Alopecia Project.

Please take a moment and view this news segment: http://youtu.be/7I5njORmi7E

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Comment by Michelle on August 11, 2011 at 12:08am
This is terrible for me as an adult, I can only imagine how hard it could be for a child or teenager. I was first diagnosed with alopecia areata when I was 16. I got shots and it grew back. It's true... God will not put more on you then you can handle. I know I would never have been able to handle going through highschool without my hair. It's hard now but I am dealing and still living life to the fullest.

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