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Got alopecia? Join Bald Girls Do Lunch CEO, Thea Chassin, for friendship, camaraderie and her Live Well with Alopeciaâ„¢ Spring 2018 tips.

• • Meet locals like yourself who understand the challenges of alopecia.
• • Get answers to questions about living with alopecia and treatment regimens.
• • Need eyebrow help? We’ve got you covered with our BGBrows demo.
• • Be comfy. Be yourself. We love all options: wear your wigs, hair, hats or bald look.

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As part of #AlopeciaAwarenessMonth I thought I would give some of my thoughts on wigs. For me wearing wigs gives me back the control that Alopecia took away from me. I love being able to have the choice and that in itself gives me confidence as I am in control again. In general I try to focus my thoughts on the areas of my life I can control, rather than things outside of my control. I love hair and make up and love to get glammed up – I see it as a way to express myself rather than as a way to fit in with other people. For anybody with #alopecia I would say wear or don’t wear whatever you feel comfortable with and don’t be pressured either way by anyone. #AlopeciaAwarenessMonth 📷 @chelseashoesmithphotos

A photo posted by Joanna Rowsell Shand (@joannarowsellshand) on Sep 7, 2016 at 11:08am PDT

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