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09-30-2012, 12:35 PM
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Devastated
Hair loss truly can be devastating...
I caught a reflection today of my extremely thinned out Norwood 6 balding pattern today, and it truly devastated me.
Not being a candidate for hair transplant surgery due to donor too thin, and being so young(28), I can attest that hair loss has truly saddened me, and left me in a devastated state of being.
Maybe there is life after hair loss for some, but I don't know how they manage.
I'm just not comfortable with hair pieces at the moment.
I wish there was an emoticon with tears.
:.(....
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09-30-2012, 01:29 PM
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Don't get so down man. Just focus on what you can control. Strive to better yourself in all other areas of your life and take your mind off your hair. Just believe that there will be a day soon where the stigma of hair loss is shattered and the technology to produce a full head of hair exists.
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09-30-2012, 01:31 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by FlightTL
Maybe there is life after hair loss for some, but I don't know how they manage.
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There is no life after hairloss, and no, they don't "manage". They do exactly what you do - walk this earth a broken man. They are like soulless shells that wander around trying to understand what happened. Why just a few years ago they were normal, functioning members of society, and now they can't even bear to peer into a mirror in public.
I sympathise with you.
And I agree, we need a crying face on here.
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09-30-2012, 01:33 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Dan26
Just believe that there will be a day soon where the stigma of ugly is shattered and the technology to produce a full head of hair exists.
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Fixed that for you, and no. The stigma will never be shattered. We simply have to wait until the cure is found.
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09-30-2012, 03:42 PM
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Originally Posted by FlightTL
Not being a candidate for hair transplant surgery due to donor too thin, and being so young(28)
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I noticed the same thing by 23, so 28 sounds like a long time to me. No matter what age it happens, you'll think it's too soon.
Quote:
Originally Posted by FlightTL
Maybe there is life after hair loss for some, but I don't know how they manage.
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I didn't know either at first. And I thought life could never go on how it used to. Like most things, it just takes time. You will get over it. You will feel better. And this is the craziest part: you just might do as well as you used to.
Question: have you tried shaving it yet?
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09-30-2012, 04:33 PM
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My hair loss friends who understand the pain: Thank you for your responses.
At the moment, its a short #2 cut, but a long time ago, I clipped all my hair off to try it...It doesn't suit me at all...
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10-01-2012, 01:44 PM
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i feel for you. try to find joy in other aspects of your life, do what you can to maintain and #Pray4aCure
it's a tall order though I know...
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10-01-2012, 07:24 PM
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Highlander, I got a question for ya. If you could either have, lets say a NW2-2.5, with some thinning in the crown lets say OR no signs of baldness, normal hairline, but you had to shave your head, what would you chose?
I guess in other words, is it the baldness that bothers you, or the way you'd look with a shaves head. I know obviously there is a difference between a bald shaved head and a guy with no MBP shaving his head. But what if you actually looked better as a NW2-3 with longer hair, as opposed to a NW0 with a shaved head?
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10-02-2012, 06:13 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Dan26
Highlander, I got a question for ya. If you could either have, lets say a NW2-2.5, with some thinning in the crown lets say OR no signs of baldness, normal hairline, but you had to shave your head, what would you chose?
I guess in other words, is it the baldness that bothers you, or the way you'd look with a shaves head. I know obviously there is a difference between a bald shaved head and a guy with no MBP shaving his head. But what if you actually looked better as a NW2-3 with longer hair, as opposed to a NW0 with a shaved head?
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I think once your in NW3 territory, no matter how bad the shaved look might suit you, your always gonna look worse than NW1 shaved.
NW2 it's more debatable
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10-02-2012, 09:22 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Dan26
Highlander, I got a question for ya. If you could either have, lets say a NW2-2.5, with some thinning in the crown lets say OR no signs of baldness, normal hairline, but you had to shave your head, what would you chose?
I guess in other words, is it the baldness that bothers you, or the way you'd look with a shaves head. I know obviously there is a difference between a bald shaved head and a guy with no MBP shaving his head. But what if you actually looked better as a NW2-3 with longer hair, as opposed to a NW0 with a shaved head?
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I'd shave my head. I can pull off a shaved head look no problem and did it for years.
NW1 shaved can look power. Anything beyond NW1.5 is a sign of weakness. Imperfection.
I ****ING HATE MY NW2ISH SHITTY HAIR STYLE OMFGOFMGOFMG. SOME DAYS I JUST WANT TO RIP MY HAIR OUT, PRAY TO GOD, AND WAKE UP WITH MY OLD PRE-MEDICATION NW1!!!111 I ****ING HATE MY LIFE SOMETIMES!!!!!!!
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