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November 21st, 2008 at 2:23 pm
In way of introduction, I am a fellow Alopecian. I’ve had AU for 7 years. In the past 3 years, I have been helping other women and girls manage their medical hair loss in a dignified and stylish manner by the way of my creation called the BeauBeau: Beautiful Scarves for Beautiful Heads. Please feel free to visit my web site (www.4women.com). I would love to be listed on your web site in your resource section. In addition, I receive daily testimonials from around the world about the way in which our beaubeau scarves make a huge difference for women faced with medical hair loss. I am thanked for providing a fashionable option that allows women to maintain their dignity and style during this process. I hear a resounding message regarding the emotions that surround hair loss, especially fear. I am continually frustrated by the fact that the medical professionals serving us as we struggle with our hair loss seem to be unaware of the deep emotional significance of hair loss, even if it’s just temporary. There seems to be an assumption that hair loss should be the least of a woman’s concern during her treatment. I am determined to spread the word and foster a deeper understanding of the emotional consequences of medical hair loss among the public and especially among the medical professionals. I want our fears and our emotions to be recognized! To accomplish this, I am conducting research for an article with which I will do my part to raise awareness of our experiences as women and girls with medical hair loss. In order to make this article as effective as possible and to adequately account for the full spectrum of possible personal experiences, I have designed a survey. I am hoping that I can post a link to this survey on your web site. By doing so, you will help me to get the word out so that those women and girls who follow in our footsteps will step out into society with greater awareness, understanding and empathy for women who are losing or have lost their hair. This is the link to the Hair Loss due to Alopecia survey: http://survey.constantcontact.com/survey/a07e2e81atnfn67yfai/start
I look forward to hearing from you!
Thanks in advance.
Warm Regards
Susan