- Joined
- Jun 17, 2016
Tess keeps throwing out pamphlets about Alopecia Areata. That’s an autoimmune disease. They gave her steroid shots, but she may need to try finasteride to prevent more from coming out. Or, she may be unlucky and just lose it all.
It’s not stress. It’s also not traction alopecia as it’s a circle at the back of her head, and a widening part. The only time Tess feels stressed is when she hasn’t eaten in a half hour (yanno, when her anorexia kicks in) or nobody is paying attention to her.
That Tula ad where she’s soaping up her leg had interesting anatomy. There is a space behind the knee where you can see a whole other leg under the fat. Fascinating and gross.
It’s not stress. It’s also not traction alopecia as it’s a circle at the back of her head, and a widening part. The only time Tess feels stressed is when she hasn’t eaten in a half hour (yanno, when her anorexia kicks in) or nobody is paying attention to her.
That Tula ad where she’s soaping up her leg had interesting anatomy. There is a space behind the knee where you can see a whole other leg under the fat. Fascinating and gross.