Announcing: It’s International Women with Alopecia Month
July 17th, 2014 by ChassinJuly is our month! Check out our life-enhancing tips from the BGDL Alopecia Areata Support Network Blog.
Posts
Telling the workplace? A tip that works!
June 3rd, 2014 by ChassinTalking to your coworkers about your baldness is not easy, but Meta came up with an ingenious solution. http://hub.am/1tQlPjy
When Sisters Go Above and Beyond: Friendship We Love
June 3rd, 2014 by Chassin
A touching story of twin sisters who donated hair to make a wig for their friend with alopecia. http://hub.am/1tElWN5
Blog.BaldGirlsDoLunch.org : Nick’s Story…Guy’s View
May 24th, 2014 by ChassinNick talks about what it's like to date a woman with alopecia. He has some great advice for all alopecia partners out there. http://hub.am/1jnGmUF
Alopecia Since Childhood: Adrienne’s Story
May 8th, 2014 by ChassinAdrienne was diagnosed with alopecia at a very young age. Read her story of treatments as a child and later coping and adjusting as an adult. http://hub.am/1l17P2A
Salt Lake City Evening with BGDL
April 30th, 2014 by ChassinWe’re here to help!
We know the challenges of finding others to chat with about the issues and resources that matter most to women with AA. Join Thea as she guides the talk at the table.
May 12, 2014 in Salt Lake City, 6-9 pm
RSVP Required
View our Invitation and RSVP links here: Salt Lake Evening with Thea Chassin and BGDL
Gaining Comfort with Alopecia Means Talking About It
April 23rd, 2014 by ChassinThis week’s feature in the BGDL Alopecia Areata Support Network Blog. Sign up for weekly updates to see every new article.
http://blog.baldgirlsdolunch.org/gaining-comfort-alopecia-talking
In Your Words from the BGDL Mailbag
April 16th, 2014 by ChassinWomen with alopecia, you are not alone in the world and we have your comments to prove it. http://hub.am/1j1oxuZ
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Is Alopecia Areata Hereditary?
April 2nd, 2014 by ChassinAs we all struggle to understand and cope with autoimmune diseases, it’s important to know what it means for your family as well.
Please share so others can know the facts too.
