girlrockstar

Growing up with Alopecia was something I was never shy about untill I became a teenager and it became AU.It was a chnage but it was still something I didn’t see a point in hiding.My mom on the other hand was more worried that I wouldn’t be able to cope with peoples questions or comments,especially the ones that can be very mean and rude,so she felt better by getting me to wear a hair piece which just made it so much harder because I was hiding it and people still knew.(it wasn’t a very good hairpiece)I stoped wearing them after a year and about 85% of my hair came back.It stayed like that for a while and then it all fell out again..I started wearing hair pieces again along the way mostly for work purposes,and I find wearing them so other people will feel more comfortable around me makes me want to scream.
Alopecia itself doesn’t bother me,its the way so many people think that needs to change,maybe then there wont be so many comments or looks but that will only happen with more awarness.I don’t know..I just had to let that out.

As I get a little older something I realise with the coming of my age is that all of my freinds (both genders)are starting to think about how they wouldone day like children..For me,I don’t quite understand this notion.When i see a baby I don’t get all gushy over it or forget how to speak english.I think it is somewhat funny when I see it happen to others.I use to be able to make fun of my friends when they did this untill recently..I saw something I would die for..With it’s cute little eyes and its wonderful nature,I fell in love.with this prescious newfoundlander dog.

Since i’ve moved to Edmonton I realized this is the province of opportunity.My boyfriend does silk screening and theres a decent profit to be made.I figure with my management and organizational skills and Jacobs skills at the actual printing and his know say about that buisness we copuld do well at this.
Owning my own buisness has been something I wanted to do for a long time..