How I Grew My Hair Back *ALOPECIA UPDATE* | HeyThereImShannon

[@ArtificialMisery]

anyone who says its 'just hair' is lying out of their ass, hair is a massive part of people's identity. I'm just happy i'm a guy, we can go bald and get away with it by growing a beard

[@autumnqueen6115]

Steampunk Smilodon to me hair just hair you could get a wig if you want and if you can't afford expensive ones you could get cheap ones and use hacks to make it look real. I have damage my hair for dying to much. So I am thing of shaving my head and wear wigs instead

[@beepboop9519]

Steampunk Smilodon hell im scared to lose my hair even bein male not going to lie, I can’t grow a beard smh

[@CuteMeSizzle]

Steampunk Smilodon this shit is so true! Once your hair starts falling out or you ruin it so much you realise how much it helps with your appearance

[@machibieber96]

Tiara Tod hair is just hair to people who have the privilege of growing it, but to people who have conditions like Shannon, hair is a big deal.

[@nouki000001]

I think this very true for a lot of people but there are people who don’t care about their hair. I was (mis)diagnosed with alopecia when I was emotionally going trough a really tough time and my mother cried when she heard. I was almost disgusted when I saw her cry because it seemed so unimportant to me.

[@METravers]

Why can’t people make more meaningful content like this. Seems like everything has to be clickbait cause people just want money I honestly appreciate this kind of content.

[@HeyThereImShannon]

I appreciate this a ton, Matt! Much love :)

[@Soul000wave]

i agree so muuuch ughh shes so real ill always appreciate that about shannon, you can tell the only difference between her old videos and her new ones are growth and not superficiality

[@johnny-wv9kd]

I havent watched you since 2015 but Im glad you’re doing better. positivity can defeat disease

[@HeyThereImShannon]

Thank you for coming back! 😌💕 much love!

[@catrina3909]

Mannnn I wish stress was easy to deal with. Scary what it does. Lol 😅

[@RitzMalheur]

I miss you talking and that trademarked background music... Miss you, Shannon, stay strong, stay beautiful, stay smiling ;w;

[@emilyelkins6944]

I have shaved my hair twice. To me it is "Just Hair" BUT that is because I know it will grow back. When I shaved it I did so with the thought "If I hate it I'll just grow it back out". If I were to lose my hair and not have it able to grow back I wouldn't be able to say "Oh it's just hair".

[@danielleblakeman7066]

I have Trichotillomania, which is very different from what you have. BUT I did relate to many things you had said. "It's just hair" Is such an aggravating thing to hear as well as the pain that comes along with bald spots and having people look. You are very strong. Thank you.

[@tayybrigg]

carole blakeman same, but I pull my lashes and it’s annoying

[@elisecode2212]

same, but i don't pull out whole hairs, i pick them off partway, so i don't have bald spots (and it doesn't hurt my head, just my fingers) but it gets super uneven and short. i flip around wearing wigs, extensions, and nothing. like right now i have a wig, i recently got my real hair cut in like a pixie cut so i can't pull, and it looks fine, no one would know i had trich or anything, but it's not fine for me, i just want long hair again, so i wear the wig. but then when people comment on "my hair", even if it's a compliment (i like colours too), i get stressed and i never know whether to tell them it's not mine. plus i usually pull from the wigs/extensions, so even though it doesn't affect my hair, it still drives me crazy. anyway, good luck.

[@danielleblakeman7066]

Hey girl! I totally understand!! It is REALLY hard! I've been dealing with trich for 5 years!! My head was half bald once. I've cut my hair super short too! But my hair is SO long now, it does get better as the time goes by. If you ever want to talk about it with someone who gets it, I am always here!

[@elisecode2212]

@@danielleblakeman7066 thanks, i've had it for almost as long, my pull-free record being 15 months (i only count my real hair). as my hair grows, it gets easier to pull, so more tempting, but also, being out of the habit (while it was too short to pull) tends to make the urges less frequent/strong, it's weird. usually at some point an urge gets the best of me and i relapse and start the whole process (pull until it's unbearable and unattractive-->cut + wig-->extensions) again. i hate it. the only time i'm happy is when my real hair is pull-free and has been long enough to be, well, long enough so i like wearing it as it is and therefore have no fake hair to wear or pull either. that's where i'm tryna be.

[@KIWIKIMI14]

carole blakeman I also have this and I pull my lashes and eyebrows. Life isn’t far but it’s all we got I guess.

[@orionisx5984]

“Green is my natural colour” ffs. 😂 Ily

[@scabeater6971]

Seeing this comment next to a Gumi pfp makes this so much better

[@Ivy-og5xd]

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[@BannerThePonyboxer]

I feel like shaving your head as a choice is completely different to either losing your hair or shaving it for the reason you did. I've shaved my head before, I've been bald. But it was choice. Now I'm losing my hair in patches and it's really hard to deal with. I didn't give shaving it a second thought originally, but now if I had to shave it because I am losing it I would be distraught. So happy for you that your hair has come back in after all this time, it really does look amazing!

[@JustJune27]

I can't believe how much you have changed over the years! You look so amazing and I'm so proud! 💚💚

[@luxxexterior]

I worked in a salon and one of the stylists purposely burned my hair off because she didn’t like me. I lost a bunch of hair and it depressed me so much. So yes, I believe what you say about hair being part of women’s identity and the stats about it being similar to losing a limb

[@cultureshock916]

Whoa that’s terrible... I hope she got charged/fired for that.

[@luxxexterior]

Definitely going to try and get it marked against her license with the Board of Cosmetology. Though part of me is somewhat grateful she did it because I cut my hair really short to get rid of the damage and it’s one of the best decisions I’ve ever made. I have never been so confident🤷🏻‍♀️

[@Ghostiesarah]

Chloe Eskridge I hope she loses her license that’s so upsetting and immature! I work in a salon and I’ve never heard of that happening. Very unprofessional

[@luxxexterior]

Sarah Shea She wasn’t very professional herself, hence why her books tend to not be filled. My hair is much better now. It was a learning experience

[@alexandran.5197]

@@luxxexterior even if you feel confident (I'M PROUD OF YOU FOR THAT THO ❤️) and you made the best out of a bad situation, you can't let the girl that ruined your hair get away with what she's done. Immature and unprofessional people like that shouldn't be even let to work in a job that mainly consists of dealing with other people.

[@ToriMorii]

I don’t have alopecia, but as someone with a chronic autoimmune disorder, I still really appreciated this. I fortunately have all my hair haha, so I can’t take any literal advice from this, but it’s still encouraging to see how other people have dealt with their autoimmune disorders. I’m still learning how to deal with mine. There’s been a lot of ups and downs (currently experiencing a “down” unfortunately), so this is something I honestly really needed to see, believe it or not. Thank you Shannon 💚

[@Korsi_]

I've got alopecia areata just like Shannon, was diagnosed around my 23 birthday about 2 years ago, and it definitely is a process learning how to deal with it. There was more than one occasion where I had a full blown breakdown because of it. It has taken me quite awhile to come to terms with, and theres still days where it gets me a bit down, but it has certainly gotten easier. I think it's only natural that there's still some difficult days when you're dealing with something that's so long lasting. You definitely aren't alone in the struggle, even if the disorders are different. We all just gotta keep fighting back against our bodies lol

[@shra6650]

Same here girl

[@MsShana8806]

What's funny?

[@alexbby024]

I always thought it was just hair, until I had a mental break down and shaved it, then i realized how much I needed my hair to have a good self body image, It is not just hair!!!

[@chocolate4376]

XxBrookiexX I did the exact same thing and feel the exact same way. I was seriously suicidal for months, I really wasn’t expecting it to make me insecure, and still get anxiety when my hair is shorter than I want it to be

[@JexxBlack]

It’s not “just hair”, especially for those who can’t grow it easily naturally. I mean, I’d shave my head and not care too much, but that’s because it’s a CHOICE. Most women can’t say that which is just the reality we live in - whether it’s a choice or not. I’m just so happy for you. Your hair looks so good and you seem so much happier. Stay strong and positive💚

[@zoemae3638]

Jexx Black PREACH I lose my hair so easily because of my alopecia and i freak when I find a new spot because my hair is the longest it’s been since I found out I have this disease and sucks

[@JexxBlack]

Zoe Mae I truly hope your hair continues to grow. I do not have alopecia, so I cannot really sympathize, but I understand. Just know no matter what, you’re still a beautiful person. Stay positive and keep up with a routine as best you can

[@rebekka6847]

I have alopecia areata universalis and have no hair on my whole body.

[@keishlyvega03]

I’m so happy for you! I also have alopecia and I’ve made so much progress with my hair and it feels great!

[@HeyThereImShannon]

Congratulations Keishly! Your hair in your photo looks AMAZING!!

[@valeriesherren8555]

Years ago when I was in high school and struggled with hiding my spots and feeling like I was the only with this infliction, I found you. It’s hard a world of difference in making me not feel alone. I found a fb group that supports and shares and without you and them I could never be the person I am today. I thank you for that and for sharing

[@angrydoomkitty]

I understand how important hair is and the struggles of hair loss. I have severe psoriasis on my scalp and the scabbing and scarring can cover areas and prevent hair from growing in those areas. Also stress caused me to lose hair in chunks for a bit. Though even with medical help and being careful, my hair still has a few bald spots, my hair is thin, my scalp is sore/itchy at times. But I love my long (to my standards), colorful, soft hair.

[@RippingBones]

I feel you! I also have scalp psoriasis and due to my borderline disorder, I started skin picking. Which means, I picked the flakes everytime I was stressed. I had to shave my whole head, because you could see my scalp spots where I picked. I've been able to let it grow for about 100 days now without picking, and my hair has grown about 6cm. Some spots have grown back the hair, some spots didn't.

[@angrydoomkitty]

@@RippingBones yeah I understand the struggle with picking it, though I'm worse picking at the psoriasis on my eyebrows. It's never easy. I'm happy that your hair is coming back as much as it can. I know its difficult, but you will get there

[@singingfan]

angrydoomkitty I have psoriasis too! You’re not alone ❤️ Thankfully using the ketoconazole shampoo helps a bit with the itching and calming down the scaling for a day or two. What do you find helps you?

[@cnoeway9632]

Stay as healthy as you can. You're beautiful whether your hair is full or not. Immune disorders affect so much with people's health. A friend of mine deals with several issues related to having an autoimmune disease. Your struggle, and your sharing with others is such a positive and uplifting thing to do for others to help others understand, and healing for yourself. Some people are ignorant in assumptions sometimes. Keep your head held high & stay strong.

[@tehya3367]

Wow, I’ve been watching you for years and honestly your hair has never looked better, I hope the growth only continues for you!

[@HeyThereImShannon]

Thank you so much Tehya!

[@MiaangelMiami]

Shannon I’ve been watching for so long and I’m so happy to see how much you’ve grown as a person, you’ve always been so vibrant and honest and we need a lot more youtubers like you. Stay amazing!!! We love you!!!

[@Spf60]

Girl I remember in your i regret shaving my head video you looked so down and depressed amd now you are so happyy

[@maddieyeung4815]

I have followed you for so long and followed your hair journey and I loved how happy you were in this video and that you are taking the time to tell everyone about alopecia and letting us know more. You are awesome

[@sarahn.2296]

I'm getting 'Clueless' vibes from that shirt

[@singingfan]

Sarah N. And loving it! 😍😍😍

[@bronwyn-tylergibbs3326]

So glad that you don’t let this control your life. Your such a beautiful person and you deserve the world❤️

[@WaddlingPotato2]

For someone who has been along with you for many many years, I'm so proud of you. Not for growing your hair back, but for being so strong. I remember the awkward faces youd make about your hair to now you're like hey this is a spot! I love you I'm so proud of you shan 💗💗💗

[@cs.5052]

MY QUEEN❤️ I'm so proud of how far you've come! I've been suscribed since you had around 300.000, and you've proved to be such an inspiring beautiful human, love you lots and keep taking care of yourself💕💕💕

[@caitlyn3805]

I remember watching your original videos on this when I was 15, now I am 20 and my boyfriend is suffering from alopecia which the doctors think is becoming universalis. I’m glad to hear that you are doing better

[@kelseyguertin6805]

YOU DESERVE EVERY BIT OF HAIR YOU HAVE NOW YOU WENT THROUGH so much!!! I’m so happy for you

[@coldbrewedbat]

I've been watching for years and I usually don't comment, but having seen you on this journey, I'm really glad your hair has come back and you're happier now. 💛

[@yanetamezcua2373]

I’m so proud of you Shannon. I’ve been here ever since you were in MDE and seeing you grow was a really an honor to see you grow

[@capric0rpse]

Aww. I wanted to give you a hug when you started talking about the emotional impact it's had on you.

[@paigeronald3813]

you are so strong. its been amazing to watch you grow these past years

[@yasmindanny7280]

When I was in the 6th grade there was a girl that had gone though what you have but she left school till 8th grade because she was bullied i am happy you have been sharing this

[@danyjopprincesahermosa582]

Omggg can't believe how much u change Shannon I'm happy for you girl love you stay strong

[@eva5193]

You are so brave for sharing what some would find a really personal or embarrassing topic. You’re amazing! 😘

[@kaitlinsymonds6265]

Hi Shannon! I have alopecia too, and have for well over a decade (i was diagnosed with areata at 13 and am now 27). I am so, so grateful that I found your youtube channel. It's so wonderful to have found someone else that understands the same struggle I have. I havent found anything besides the shots that work for me, so I have given up. Seeing you gives me hope that one day I can be "normal". Anyways, I just wanted to say thank you for being you.

[@coltonshaw1294]

It makes me happy how happy you are about your hair. Love you and your music

[@Cynniebunny]

Omg; Im so happy for you; you've made amazing fucking progress; i remember watching the video where you did shave your head and i legit cried while watching it- just because of all the emotion that was in the video.. but now you're glowing and smiling. Im so so happy that you're happy with the progress you've made and we're all standing in your corner through thick and thin; at least i am

[@theforgottencompanion]

once you go green you never truly go back My hair has been green for the last 3-4 years and I will most likely never get rid of it cause I love it so fucking much

[@singingfan]

I have scalp plaque psoriasis and dermatitis which has caused me to have bunch of hair loss. Thank you for sharing your story. ❤️

[@antoniowashington6148]

It's been awhile since I haven't heard from you due to your alopecia loss of your hair, but I'm glad that you got your hair back and bless that your fighting this hair system and your looking beautifully marvelous Shannon. Keep up the good work, I will continue to keep you in prayers. You stay strong Shannon. You're looking pretty good and very confident.

[@zoemae3638]

This makes me feel so much better I suffer from alopecia also and only found out I have this horrible disease two years ago, and it’s rough losing the thickest hair anyone has seen to it being so thin, and having random spots and the shots are so annoying and certain spots hurt so bad, but seeing this helps a lot 💖

[@Trollldoll]

i had to shave my whole head in may and it was super hard, stoked to see someone else shine some light on the condition

[@Chrisseruss]

You've been through a lot but you're obviously much stronger than any of the bullshit thrown your way. I know one day more treatments will become available and I know all your fans are super proud of your journey 💚

[@Chrisseruss]

Also your hair does look bomb af and you seem genuinely happy with it which made me smile!

[@sharkie.mp4]

SHANNON!!! i love you and i’m so happy that you’re happy!!! i absolutely love you and i can’t wait for more new pollution music and more videos!!! take your time!!! love you!!!

[@dannyt3668]

This video was what I needed. I'm going through the hair loss and everyone says I'm crazy, which is making me feel worse, and I keep it to myself. If society wouldn't be assholes about balding women it wouldn't be so bad. Thank you for the video and honesty.

[@jacivirgo]

Even before watching this video, shannon I want you to know youve opened my eyes to this so much, and I thank you

[@hannrosec8089]

I love you so much Shannon! I’m so proud of how far you have come since I started watching a few years ago!! Keep rocking it girl!!!!

[@jennjeffs4893]

Many Many years ago, Women kept their hair VERY LONG, Cutting it was seen as a "sin" or done for punishment, they wore it plaited or pulled up when they got married... So from all that came the phrase..... "A woman's hair is her crowning glory" I think thats why womens hair has become SOOO important.

[@harbingersev-oh-wohne]

It's also biological

[@makayla8306]

In my church and school they teach the girls shouldn't cut their hair.

[@brendawoods9484]

So happy with how happy you are right now with your hair ❤ love your green💚💚💚

[@JuSt_JeSs_222]

Girl I completely get the whole “hair is important to woman” thing. I got really sick in July and had to be hospitalized. Long story short, in a procedure I had to have, one of the male nurses TAPED ALL MY HAIR TO THE BACK OF MY NECK WITH MEDICAL GRADE SURGICAL TAPE! oh my god, I died. I was so upset. When the female nurses were trying to get it out, they were crying with me bc it broke my long hair clean off at the neck. I was devastated. When I was finally allowed to leave my house after the illness was over, I had to cut it to the nape of my neck in a bob. I hadn’t had that short of hair since I was 14. I’m 37 now. I cried for dayyyys. My hair helped me feel confident comforting and pretty. It’s been 3 and 1/2 months now and it’s finally getting to my shoulders. It’s healthy and no damage. I just miss it every day. I wish I could kick the man who taped my hair like that. I loathe him. You’re hair looks great and you’re gorgeous as always💚💚

[@sydneyharding9631]

I've watched your videos for years. Your hair story is the reason why I found you. I have trichotillomania and I've had it for about ten years and still to this day no one in my family understands. Actually no one to be honest. I'm the only one who seems to understand myself. I have hair extensions but my scalp is very minimal and I have to put color spray in it. Idk if it'll ever get better but I hope so But your videos have always been such an inspiration. Love you and your videos Shannon!! 💛💛

[@kawaiimooncharms]

You’re beautiful with and without hair, I just wanted to tell you that. I’m very happy/excited for you that you were able to grow it back.💚💙💚

[@t_m_420]

You look amazing as always Shannon! Keep living your best life!

[@sobetkiicristina8572]

I saw the video in which you shaved your head because of the shots. But seeing you finally made it, growing your hair back and not having to take so many shots to maintain it, I think it's amazing, and I am happy for you :*

[@emilyflores6682]

Omg I stopped watching you for a while and this popped up on my feed and I honestly was about to shed a tear. I’m so proud of you Shannon, I love you so much 😭❤️

[@skeetthyreet4188]

Recently I have struggled with a lot of hair loss so this was a great video to see because I have been watching you for years and I never really related to you more than I do currently.

[@JustJordansArt]

You’re so strong Shannon! proud of you!

[@teensupreme]

So happy you have at least most of your hair back. I remember when you has shave your hair off. It was the most emotional video ever. -virtual hugs-

[@urkaleee5260]

Dude I remeber going through my scene phase so many years ago and watching your vids, you still rock!

[@ladyworpledinker]

I actually ended up watching this because I'm considering shaving my head. I have known that I would like to do so at least once in my life for years and right now it is starting to feel like the time for me to do it. I do agree about the statement "it's just hair" and the fact that hair can be a huge part of one's identity. It's so unfair for anyone to say such a thing to someone with a condition like yours if they themselves haven't dealt with the loss of their own hair unwillingly. It's one of those things I hear and am both surprised and not that anyone would do such a thing. People try to be well intentioned far too often and instead end up being ignorant and insensitive. I'm happy for you that you've gotten your hair back like you have and I hope you continue to have great success with it!

[@Leahjojoe]

I’ve been watching you for so long. But besides the point...... I love you so much. Stay strong baby girl!!!!

[@bluefang97]

Really happy you're doing good and your happy and cant wait to see you continue on everythin with your journey

[@amymaree5717]

Thank you for being so brave and sharing been watching you for a few years now and love the updates stay strong and stay true to yourself x

[@chaycevictoriabonchu5970]

I shave my head once a year. Completely. I think that some people see themselves as having identity by having hair, but I don’t. But I’m happy you are happy with your hair.

[@LucyIsSoUncool]

YES GIRL we needed another one of these from you🥳💗 u look stunning btw!!! Lots of love xxx

[@HeyThereImShannon]

Thank you Lucy for the kindness! 💕

[@caitlynwithay6935]

Stay strong! I’m sure that with the things we have these days you will find a really good treatment for this! No matter what you still look amazing anyway I’m sorry you’ve had to go through this it’s never fair. It will get better. So many people are going through this too. Proud of you x

[@emilytyner661]

Dear god I lost my old KZbin account with all my subscriptions on it and I totally forgot how long it has been since I’ve watched Shannon ahhhh years of my life with this lady god so glad I found her again gotta catch up 💕👏🏼 like back when mde was still together

[@emmabelden1058]

I love this kind of content! I was recently diagnosed with Ushers Syndrome, which is another condition that doesn't get any media attention. It makes you lose your hearing and eyesight so learning about other conditions is really interesting to me. Thank you for sharing your journey

[@terahhansen]

I am so so happy for you Shannon, you look beautiful and happy and that's all we want for you is to be happy! :) much love!

[@whyme16]

I think what you do with your hair shows your personality more than anything else.

[@artemisdevotee713]

cant believe ive been here for 4 years! Love u shannon

[@Tehya20_]

you have come so far, and i'm so proud of you .

[@bryan123483]

One day, long before i began growing out my hair, I went to get my hair cut. The hairdresser showed me that I had a quarter sized circle of hair missing on the back of my head. Luckily I have really thick hair so I hadn't noticed. I was diagnosed with alopecia after this. I have a messed up immune system in general so I'm prone to auto immune diseases. After getting that diagnosis, you never know if it will come back, how bad it will be if it does. It's really stressful for sure.... You are a really strong person. I will be sending you good vibes and I so hope you continue to have success with your treatment and you are able to stay on the needed medication.

[@frontbutt1021]

I haven’t watched you in a couple years ahhh 😬 missed you ah you’re so different but so beautiful and I love how you’ve changed (: although you were always a pleasant person and still are. I love how you always talked about your own life & minded your own business without being narcissistic.

[@DemRandomPeeps]

Missed this music 💚 and just you're genuine raw feelings so happy to see you thriving and its crazy that i used to enjoy watching you dye you hair crazy colours and now you are doing so well for yourself!! Keep doing what your doing and i wish you nothing but the best in the future 😙💕

[@nadiaandrade7305]

holy shit. i remember when you posted you shaving your head. I’m so fuckin happy for you. Through all that insane journey here you are and I’m proud of you!!!

[@sarrahbroadhurst7177]

I honestly cry when I watch every hair video of yours... I love my hair and your so f***ing strong for doing what you do. I'm so sorry you have to go through this, but your amazing!!! 💕💕💕

[@samanthajones6892]

I myself have alopecia Areata. And I hate getting the spots. I currently have two stops on the top of my head. First spot I found was at the nape of my neck. Because of you I’m finally going to dye my hair again and it’s been so long and been so afraid to. Thank you so much

[@rayvenmartinez8973]

You look amazing Shannon:) your whole demeanor has changed over the last two years. I'm so happy for you and I love you

[@aota1178]

God Bless you. I gave up the fight and I am completely bald. It’s was rough at first but I have peace now.

[@amandaweaver5964]

Yeah herbal remedies can work on some problems but for someone with an immune disease it just doesn’t work. I loose my hair due to stress and it just comes out in clumps in the shower. And medication does work along with medical advice. I’m so glad your happy and confident with your current hair much love 💚

[@jennjeffs4893]

I'm sure you hear this all the time but.............. YOU ARE GORGEOUS!!! My boss had his first grandchild a year ago and he was diagnosed with alopecia... He's a boy so its not a big deal (yet)

[@Snowwhitequeen23]

Aww Shannon I'm so happy for you! Green really is your color 💖

[@streetyouth3689]

Good for you Shannon!! You look beautiful as always, I once shaved my head cause I didn’t want to depend On my hair to make me feel somewhat better about myself after doing it I felt worse, my confidence went to none, that would be a year ago in April/May now that it’s almost your length I’m feeling better, my hair was very dead and damaged from my lack of knowledge about bleach, but now after learning about it all I won’t make the mistake again, so I truly believe what you said about the studies is true, you’ve came such a long way, I’ve been watching you since before my digital escape and it’s great how much you’ve grew, keep going!!💙

[@binaluvr]

You have always rocked your hair and made it look great in every stage. Very inspirational. ❤️

[@noellegray1443]

I’ve been following you since before my freshman year Shannon I’m graduating this year and you’ve come a long way and I love your content and I’m very proud of you keep up the good work ❤️

[@ccubehomeopathy3485]

It was May 2020, when a young woman of about 26 years old approached me for Alopecia Totalis. She graduated in Psychology and Economics and moved to Bangalore, far away from home. The job was intensively demanding and stressful. In 2019, she was diagnosed with Dengue fever, for which she was hospitalized. Due to numerous injectable medicines being given, she was unable to consume a proper diet. She became extremely weak post the dengue fever, lost an enormous amount of weight and developed a blackish discoloration on the face and hair fall was worrying her immensely. 3 weeks later, a bald spot was observed with painful boundaries and a burning sensation within. She consulted a dermatologist and had been injected again, but the situation worsened progressing with new bald spots and rapid hair fall. In Dec 2019, she lost hair from her eyebrows as well. Observing this, the rapid cycle of consulting dermatologists, taking different medications continued, until she noticed that the injectable medicines worked temporarily but used to rather worsen the condition periodically. Furthermore, these medications also led her blood pressure to shoot up with numerous side effects. During May 2020, when she consulted us, I totally focused upon her immunity levels and concentrated upon boosting the immunity foremost. After 3-4 months of continuation, I could really observe a significant regrowth with fresh hair follicles on her hair and eyebrows. Just two days before, she called me up and with a perfect positive start to the New Year 2021, she told me, “I am doing really well”. These words, induced a sigh of relief along with an extreme sense of gratification just because of the fact that I could bring a smile on this young 26 year old girl’s face. To the matter of surprise is we don't sometimes realize, that how some injectable medications can prove to be harmful for the patients over a due course of time. For further details, we can connect at www.ccubehomeopathy.com/how-to-cure-alopecia/ Thank you Dr Rashmi

[@Amon0016]

Shannon is my natural inspiration 🙂

[@morganrhodes159]

I’ve been watching you on n off for years I’m really happy you got your hair back 💕

[@akashabrown694]

I've been watching your videos since the beginning! I think I actually cried when you uploaded after your break.😂 but you're incredibly strong and I think you're such an amazing person... You've helped me stay strong and know things do get better. Thank you

[@cydneymulally5337]

Ive shaved my haur before, multiple times when I was just done with my hair, amd I loved it but I can agree with you fullheartedly, your hair and the way you wear it play a big part in your ability to express yourself. Even though i loved my bald head, it was by choice, I cant even imagine it hoing against my will, you are a very strong person :) and your hair looks great

[@carlyxx7900]

I say all the time hair is just hair n I've shaved my hair off two times. But I've also lost hair due to stress before so I can kinda understand your side. And I also know I'm not like a lot of girls I don't care if I have hair or not but I know a lot others so. But forget that I'm very happy to see you smiling and be happy I've been subscribed for years. You're so beautiful and such a beautiful soul. I really am glad to see you doing well.

[@MegaMagicGoat]

This video was super interesting, it was great get the medical perspective. I'm so glad that the treatments you're having are working for you, your hair looks great 😊

[@jordann4286]

I shaved my hair October 20th 2018 and it was the most liberating thing i've ever done. I feel so much more confident, stronger I love my hair this short. I also get tons of complaints on it 😁

[@Angel-xe2tl]

WOW!! I remember that video. My aunt has Alopecia as a side effect of one of her medications for chronic illnesses. That growth is crazy!!

[@samyellow92]

You are beautiful and courageous. When you shaved your head I thought it was very brave. I agree about the hair identity thing. My hair makes me feel confident. And without it, I wouldn't feel myself. Love you and keeping rocking.

[@Korsi_]

I got diagnosed with Alopecia right around my 23rd birthday almost 2 years ago. I had 2 spots on my head, and 2 in my beard that grew to the point that i didn't really have one anymore. I'm a guy, but I have chest long hair that I spent years growing out, so the diagnosis and the patches absolutely devastated me. Even as a guy, it was life changing for me, I think anybody who really puts effort and care into their hair becomes attached to it. I did the injections for months on end, probably did em for about a year and a half straight and then had a break before getting a few more months worth, also had the little "dents" in my head and initially freaked the fuck out. I just got cleared to stop doing them once again as of October, my head hair is entirely back (though where the spots are the hair is still quite a bit shorter, and no dents!) and i have my beard hair back, though the patches that were affected are still white/blonde and haven't gotten the dark color back yet. I'm just about to turn 25 and half of my beard is light blonde/white lol. I found your channel shortly after my diagnosis and found a bit of solace in finding someone who was dealing with the same shit. I appreciate your update and mentioning what's worked for you, as I still very closely monitor my hair (as im sure anybody with this disorder does) and like knowing of other things to potentially try other than just getting needles in my head and face every damn month in the case that my hair starts falling out again. The shots aren't fun, I know your pain, the anger and everything. We just gotta keep fighting ourselves lol. I also found out Keanu Reeves has Alopecia Areata, so we're just 1 step closer to being John Wick now hahah

[@desireedoubleyou]

You look GORGEOUSSSSS no matter WHAT! MAKE MORE VIDS SHAN!!!

[@lizzaniac-5660]

It's great that you're doing better!

[@youtubenpc8273]

Ive had Alopecia but it's been gone for almost 2 years now. Last thing I tried is clove oil to awaken the dormant follicles . For about 2 weeks I dabbed a bit of oil on the spots 1 time a day. After 2 weeks, I stopped it....giving up on the treatment. Then all of a sudden I started seeing hairs pop up daily. After about a month, 100% of my hair came back. My bald spots were about the size of a silver dollar.