Hairdresser conversation...

[Okayaye]

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[Kramer3]

What I don't understand is how after a few comments by a hairdresser your now confused about whether or not you have hairloss, when you posted this distressing message only two weeks ago.

Posted: Wed Apr 21, 2004 2:23 am Post subject: Does hair run your life..?

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Yesterday, I had an important exam at University, which will go a long way towards deciding my degree. I'd worked fairliy hard for it.

Unfortunitely, after waking up that morning I stood under a light, and used 2 mirrors to inspect the top of my hair. What I saw was so horrific, that I skipped the exam. It just didn't seem important anymore.

It might well mean that I have to re-take an ENTIRE year at university.

These treatments are CRAP. A 21 year old shouldn't be fast approaching NW5....




If whether your balding or not is ambiguous to the average person then why would you possibly skip an important exam because of your hair?

 

[Okayaye]

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[Kramer3]

As youngguyuk said recently. What it looks like now isn't the issue. The issue is my conception of what I WILL look like if these treatments don't save my ***.

Yeah, I understand that statement becaues I'm in the same boat. My hair is sh*t now but since it's long I can still cover up the thinning areas. Obviously my main concern is maintaining my hair for the future both immeadiate and long term.

Regardless, you said you skipped a really important exam because of your hair. If what your hair looks like now isn't the issue then why would you resort to something so drastic? That's my question.

 

[BadHairDecade]

As youngguyuk said recently. What it looks like now isn't the issue. The issue is my conception of what I WILL look like if these treatments don't save my ***.

Yeah, I understand that statement becaues I'm in the same boat. My hair is sh*t now but since it's long I can still cover up the thinning areas. Obviously my main concern is maintaining my hair for the future both immeadiate and long term.

Regardless, you said you skipped a really important exam because of your hair. If what your hair looks like now isn't the issue then why would you resort to something so drastic? That's my question.

Not trying to answer for Kyriakin but he probably just got so depressed over it at that time that it overwhelmed him. Some people just can't handle the thought of losing hair and I can relate. You know it's the wrong thing to do, but you just don't care at the time.

 

[Cassin]

Ok and not to attack Kyriakin, but we have a few posters here who are either in 100% denial over losing hair, or are truly the .001% who lose hair for resons other than male pattern baldness.

For them, they will not in anyway find their answers here on these forums. Those folks for their sanity need to see a few doctors and understand whats going on so they can move on and take care of their issues whatever they be. I couldn't imagine accepting and changing my mind over and over again at the slightest hint as to whats going on.

 

[flux]

The Hairdresser was telling you what you wanted to hear. Probably because he didnt know and wanted to give you the benifit of the doubt. But doubting your condition is not what you need.

If the hairs on the top of your head have a smaller diameter compaired to the hair on the sides, odds are very high that you have MBP.