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Personal testimonies of patients and parents on coping

Personal Stories

On the site you will find testimonies of children and parents on the coping of parents and their children with alopecia areata. These stories show that it is possible to live full lives even with the disease.

Emotional Coping

Read about emotional, mental and social coping with alopecia areata from the perspective of patients and family members.

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If you have a story you would like to share, we invite you to contact us. Your story can help others and give them hope.

Liby from Eilat

Liby from Eilat

Liby on "HaTzinor" – when Liby was 13 months old, we noticed a small bald circle on her head.

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What Happened to Libi's Hair?

What Happened to Libi's Hair?

An empowering children's story about a young girl with alopecia, by Hadar Hajaj Kol.

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Mommy, Why Don't I Have Hair?

Mommy, Why Don't I Have Hair?

Two-year-old Liby developed alopecia areata. Her mother tells the moving story of discovery.

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Sorry for Asking – Looking Different

Sorry for Asking – Looking Different

"Sorry for Asking Kids" on Kan Educational: children with different appearances discuss alopecia.

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Alex Ciuraru — father of Alma, Sol & Alon, husband of Sapir. Sapir, my beloved wife, has been diagnosed with alopecia for over 10 years and copes with the many challenges the disease brings. This site was built with love for the HeadsUp Association and the community — keep your heads up, be proud of who you are, and keep being the best version of yourselves.