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The Alopecian Muse
http://www.alopecianmuse.com
This blog contains the thought provoking musings of a bald woman as it pertains to her life, family, and anything else that may peak her interest.
- Added on: Dec 20th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Angela
- Listed in: Blogging Personal
- Tags: Rant lifestyle alopecia family life acceptance bald woman
Recent Posts
I Lost My Groove
I have serious writer’s block! I’m not sure how to remedy the situation and I can’t seem to get my groove back. What the hell is going on? I have always had something to say about everything…but these days, my mind is blank. M...
Craigslist Drama and Other Fun Stuff
Ok, I know I’m a bad girl for not posting anything in almost a month, but shit happens! Life has been a very interesting ride these days discovering links to a lot of Simmi’s developmental problems. I wrote about it and posted a video on ...
What Does it Take to Make Things Better
What lengths would you go to make your child’s life more comfortable? How about a child with a wide range of problems? Not just one thing like a food allergy or multiple food allergies, but walking problems, developmental issues, their speech i...
Just a Quick Hello!
We have been super busy these days putting flooring down and getting things done around the house. I just wanted to tell you all that I am still alive and kicking! My dad sent me this cool viral video that I thought was awesome… Enjoy!...
My Shoshannah Turned 14 Today!
Ahhh, once again its time to honor another child-o-mine. On the left is my soft, sweet smelling little girl flippin the bird in the hospital. Today is all about Shoshanna Danae! We all call her Shoshie for short, but from the time she was three years...
Seven Months in the Land of Enchantment
We’ve been living in New Mexico for seven months now…so what do I think so far? Well, for anyone with an interest in moving to New Mexico, I say go for it! I really do love it here with one, little, tiny thing that I absolutely HATE (Noah...
Comments & Reviews
This blog is currently rated a 5.00 out of a possible 5 based on 7 comments.
Hisham
Great work, I have to say Fantastic :)
Walter Smith
My kind of woman! You have my heart.
Angela
Thank you Kathleen and Dorothy for your generous and kind review!
It comes at a great time when I needed to have my spirit lifted.
Dorothy Lafrinere
Hello
I would like to commend you on your efforts in supporting & strengthening the real meaning to the term 'inner beauty'.
Too many of us are caught in the trap of the "Perfect Image"
This horrible hallucination has torn apart so many women and dragged them down so low that they have no idea how to get back up!
For whatever reason we are directed in life to carry through with our passions.....it is imperative that we push forward and that through our pains and gains we educate and strengthen other women.
We are strength in numbers!
DorothyL
Kathleen Maher
Funny, interesting, and honest, the alopecian muse shares her personal feelings about battling hair loss year after year, some years being better, others worse. The hair loss, which sometimes includes eyebrows and eyelashes is releated to lupus disease. The Muse's upbeat outlook and humor remain constant and serve as a rallying call for women everywhere, with or without hair, currently sick or not sick yet.
Her blog offers a hair loss support group, which I wanted to join...out of solidarity even though I have not suffered any hair loss yet. (It seemed best suited for those actively living with the situation as opposed to random well'-wishers like me.
My sister suffered temporary but total hair loss when she underwent chemo for breast cancer at age 30. Losing her hair was perhaps the hardest aspect for her--she was young and had always enjoyed abundant beautiful blonde hair.
She survived breast cancer but chemo thrust her into early menopause. Her hair grew back but it was never the same. (She wears it short now, and of course the color's changed.)
More noticeably, though, she was not the same, either. After the setbacks and pain, she changed from a shy, young woman to one who's fearless, undaunted, and determined to never go through a day without helping another person through mentoring or volunteer work in addition to her regular job. Very likely, she would have grown as strong and committed without having suffered cancer. To her mind, illness is never a good thing. But it happens--and it happens to everyone, sooner or later.
This alopecian muse offers a similar realistic, funny, and eager-to-help generosity to everyone who reads her blog. Every woman, child, and some generous men will feel very welcome here, and no doubt leave it smiling.
Thank you so much for reviewing my blog! I really appreciate it.
Posted: March 8th, 2009 | More Reviews From AlopecianMuse | Report This Comment