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Oct 04 2021

Lost hair

Photo: of my new bald boss friend and Alopecia advocate and coach, Darlene Phillips, photo credits: Larry Williams. 

Being in relationship with whatever happens; like losing your hair.

 

My own alopecia journey started in 2004 when I lost most of my hair in just six weeks. I was a single-mom at the time with a baby, running my own architecture firm, with no real support other than the kindergarten I had managed to enroll my daughter in. Involuntary loss of hair is devastating, excruciating, shameful and limiting. 

Some people get their hair back, I did not. Many are happy wearing head-garments or wigs, but to me they all itched and smelled weird. Being super-sensitive, I could not wear them. Since then, I have learned to live with my bald head, carry it high, and well…rock it.

I am not alone. There is an estimated 160 million people affected by Alopecia on the planet, women, children and men.

@The Bald Boss Movement

This month is Alopecia Awareness Month in the US, and I give you The Bald Boss Movement, Facebook @baldbossmovement.

They´re all tough, beautiful people who has a story similar to mine. This movement gather others in empowering community and challenge baldies further. That´s empowerment.

“We challenge women to recognize that hair is an accessory not a necessity. Whether you have it or not, it doesn’t determine your beauty or your self-worth, You do.” 

Three women that makes a diversity difference:
The initiative is co-founded by Nell Coleman and Jamie Elmore. #Nellcoleman is the Founder of the Baldiemovement, and is caught in conversation around the #RedTableTalk on Instagram educating about Alopecia recently. Jamie Elmore is not only the Editor in chief of BaldLifeMagazine.com, the baddest global magazine that give bald men, women, and children a voice, she’s the Founder of alopeciasupportgroup.org as well.

Get your copy of this month’s issues of BaldLifeMagazine.com featuring our Bald Boss & Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley

Photo: My new bald boss friend and Alopecia advocate and coach, Darlene Phillips, photo credits: Larry Williams. 
Did I mention Darlene is sixty years of age? #truestory

⭕️ What does an “inclusive perspective” in your book look like?

#alopeciaawarenessmonth
#yourstory
#yourstorymatters
#yourvoice
#baldbossmovement
#baldboss
#inclusive

Written by Silvie LeMuzic · Categorized: coaching, self evolution, support, systems thinking · Tagged: alopecia, baldbossmovement, diversity, inclusive, relationship, self-evolution

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