Is it normal that I have suffered alopecia for 28 years and it doesn't get better!

Actually is getting worse and worse. My doctor thinks that is my stress level which is little higher than normal so he diagnosed me with Xanax, it keeps me calm but my hair is completely disappearing from every part of my body, now, I DONT HAVE THE LEFT EYEBROW and I feel like crap. My husband tells me that I'm beautiful, my daughter has 11 and tells me that I'm as beautiful outside as I am inside and I seriously appreciate it BUT I DON'T BELIEVE IT!!! I know for some I'm dramatic but I refuse to wear a wig, I go bald outside and I offer all my suffering and my feeling uncomfortable to God. I had a curly beautiful long hair and I was always bithcing about the knots and the way to fix it, in South America, in the nineties, we didn't have much of the nicest products that we have now for frizzy hair, so there was no fix for my hair and suddenly, pufff, it dissappeared, so if my self esteem was low, at that point it was none. I don't even know how I gather forces every day and go out. I want to dissappear! And YES, I think about my family and the suffering that it will bring them and I don't do it. There's something called Silicium something something that I will start using, its a french product, did someone hear about it? Did someone actually have alopecia areata going to univuniversalis and the hair grow back? Thank you guys!

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Comment by Moni on June 16, 2015 at 12:20pm

Hi, be strong, Kitty. It truly sucks but we have to believe better days will come. My daughter has anxiety, separation anxiety. She had Areata, then Universalis, then I was told it's Areata cause it grows back. About 16 months ago, she lost everything (2nd time) and now I see some new stuff growing in. I'd searched too for testimonies on what you're asking. From universalis to hair grown back and I've been without luck. We will overcome, girl.

Comment by Kitty on June 16, 2015 at 2:41pm

There are some days that are ok and some days that I don't want to even look at myself in the mirror.  I lost it the 1st time when I was 20 and it grew back after 1 year, after that i lost count how many times it fell and how many times it grew.  Now, I'm stuck in "it's not growing".  Let's see what life will bring my way. Thanks for your kind words, it helps knowing that somebody else feels your pain.

Comment by Moni on June 24, 2015 at 7:09pm

It could be worse, you know. Hang in.

Comment by Nansea1 on September 12, 2015 at 4:23pm
Canon you talk with me. I am so low and trying to,pray and accept this.

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