At the end of my meal, the waitress says with a big smile, "Take off that hat!" I'm not sure why I chose to wear a hat today, but her statement was a pleasant surprise.

I have chosen to "live bald". No wigs and occasional hats. When I first lost all my hair, I wondered what strangers thought of my choice to go bald--can she not afford a wig or she must be really sick. But now I am so comfortable being bald and sharing my life with alopecia.

My encounter with the waitress was so very refreshing. One of her co-workers has alopecia. The conversation that continued made me feel so beautiful. I was not able to meet the lady who had alopecia, but I passed on AlopeciaWorld.com.

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Comment by Mary on April 23, 2009 at 1:29am
Isn't it great when these sorts of things happen? I've chosen to live bald, too...only scarves and occasional hats, and only when I feel cool enough to want to cover my head.

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Mary
Comment by Dave Fuler on April 26, 2009 at 10:28am
Hello,
I'm new here. I just wanted to say that the same advice can go for men. "Take off that hat"!

I get so amazed when I see a woman "living bald and happy". Your facial features are accentuated and smile is breathtaking. What an angel. Don't ever lose that smile!
Comment by Kristine on April 26, 2009 at 8:48pm
Wow. That's inspiring. Thanks for sharing !

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