Of course, the hair loss has greatly affected my image. At first, I couldn't even look at myself in the mirror without dislike. Before alopecia, I had long, thick hair ? something that was defining in my appearance. I wore a high ponytail, braids. When my hair started to fall off, I decided to shave it off, and I didn't know what to do with the new image. How to perceive yourself, how to behave. At first I wore wigs: at first it was unusual, then I got into the taste and perceived the change of wigs as a game, but then I realized that it was not mine, I was uncomfortable. I decided to grow my healthy hair and thanks to https://hairdryerfair.com/why-does-my-hair-get-greasy-after- a-day/ I did it! Their advice helped me a lot!

my surgeon says he is just a surgeon he isnt a dietition but i'm on the soft diet now and can you have tomato soup and when can you eat salads again

I am sorry hear that. It's a fear of mine. Wishing you well.

It?s funny that I pay a big price for daring to b honest about these struggles.

I KNOW there are many people out there who don?t dare speak up - nor would I risk the lifelong stigma within my family or work if I couldn?t post honestly over the ? " anonymous " ? internet .

Yet even here some people think it?s ok to reject and judge and even block that person from posting if it?s within their power

Currently in partial hospitalization for eating disorder treatment being classified as atypical anorexia. After being evaluated by two treatment teams and various outpatient specialists, I still feel very out of place in eating disorder treatment due to still being in a larger body. Is anyone else experiencing this?