mom. gamer. wine drinker. reality tv lover. podcast listener. hiker. camper. festival ops. reed college student life. alopecia advocate & support group leader.
"My twists have become such a synonymous & a conflated part of not only my personal identity & how I show up in the world, but my political brand. And that's why I think it's important that I'm transparent about this new normal & living with alopecia." — @AyannaPressley
Good Morning! Feeling so honored to have been interviewed for the Alopecia Life Podcast. I speak about support group leadership, erasing the stigma of support and share some helpful tools to get you you going. Thank you for listening! #Alopecia#Awareness https://t.co/4jG3jEdWEZ
The Youth Panel is speaking our truth to parents right now. It is your CHILDS decision to treat, to wear a wig, to put make-up on. Let them choose, and let them be themselves. @NAAF_org#alopecia#fearlessinseattle
Dr. Natasha doing a MUCH better job explaining JAK Inhibitors today then yesterday’s speaker-funny, approachable and simplified @NAAF_org#fearlessinseattle#alopeci
Sitting in this doc talk and it’s WAY over everyone’s heads. Just because you have a lot of information doesn’t mean you should share it all. We’re not the doctors-we’re the patients @NAAF_org#alopecia#fearlessinseattle
This talk is also a repeat from last year (?) I hear the kids camp is great-I’m not a kid anymore but I would rather be doing fun activities with like headed people then listen to treatment options that may cause pneumonia and dangerous blood disorders 🤷♀️ #allforthesakeofhair
Honestly didn't think I would be emotional coming to a @NAAF_org conference for the first time. But being in a hotel full of bald headed beauties has definitely got me in my feelings. #fearlessinseattle#alopecia#baldisbeautiful