Alopecia Sprouts Growth | Meha Sidhu | TEDxSemiahmooSecondary

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Through her experience with Alopecia, Meha underwent the challenging journey of reinventing beauty. She will introduce a reformation and expansion of society’s definition of ‘beautiful’ to remind the audience of their power in determining what they wish to believe in themselves and others Through her experience with Alopecia, Meha underwent the challenging journey of reinventing beauty. She will introduce a reformation and expansion of society’s definition of ‘beautiful’ to remind the audience of their power in determining what they wish to believe in themselves and others. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

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27 сен 2024

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@subhankarbanerjee8651 2 года назад

As a man from India, the adverse affects of hair loss on my mental health has been immense and still is. I started losing my hair at the age of 14 and my self-image haven't been the same ever since. It brings down your confidence and makes you doubtful of yourself in every aspect. The anxiety seeps slowly and takes hold of you. I hope I can accept myself the way I am and be myself again.

@Journey384 10 месяцев назад

I know it might be super tough . I myself am having alopecia areata at the age of 27 years and trust me it shook the life out of me . I was never a girl who wanted to have hair til waist , but losing them in patches was a lot tougher than i thought . Initial days were super tough , it took a hold on my life . And still my hair is falling everyday , but the thing which help me make peace with it is it's not life and death. I can still function properly , with less hair and it is a blessing it itself . I have started being happy and trying to be positive . It's easier said than done but we cannot let our lives function according to our hair . Life is much more bigger than that .

@HerBaldTruth 3 года назад

I am so PROUD of you Meha! I've had Alopecia Areata for 19 years. Yesss!! Believe in YOU!!!

@parvathys1120 2 года назад

How did you deal with it ? Please share? Is it go away on its own?

@shweetiepetina1563 Год назад

Beautiful. You are saving lives with your courage and compassion. This is a horrible disease without support. Especially support from one’s self. You all are worth so much and possibly more for you are survivors. Bless you.