Getting bald is a sign of maturity be positive its how you take it. Balding
people and i know i am one have a certain sex appeal and personility. dont
worry too much son you have a life ahead of you go find your station, may
allah give you strength to be thankful for what you have always look at the
glass full instead of half empty.
I  am on requip for the last four years has not done much to accelerate my
speed of
balding.look your self in the mirror and find a reason to smile cheers
Haroon Basheer


On Thu, Jun 19, 2008 at 11:40 AM, Moneesha Sharma <[log in to unmask]>
wrote:

> James,
> I agree with Nancy.  My sister's husband began to lose his hair very early
> and when he was about your age, he too decided to go the Yul Brynner way
> and
> it really suited him.  You are probably too young to know this, but Yul
> Brynner looked extremely sexy with his clean-shaven head!  My
> brother-in-law
> suddenly acquired a different persona which has stayed with him now for
> nearly 40 years.  So don't worry about the thinning hair.  You can turn it
> to your advantage.
> Moneesha
>
>
>
>
> On 18/06/2008, nm <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> >
> > James Brossard wrote:
> >
> >> First of all my empathy for all with PD, I only have restless legs right
> >> now, though it's severe. I've been on requip the past year and am now
> >> becoming bald at 28, my hair is changing color also so I'm confident
> it's
> >> the requip (the same spiderweb texture as described).
> >>
> >> I have two questions:
> >>
> >> 1.) Could I experience less hair loss with a different dopamine agonist?
> >>
> >> 2.) Has anyone experienced hair loss from selegeline, I'd like to try
> that
> >> next. As I speak my left hand and feet are curling up like I can't
> stretch
> >> them enough, I don't know what to do next.
> >>
> >> Thanks and respect,
> >>
> >> James
> >>
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> >> Hi.
> >>
> > Is loosing hair prevalent in ur family? It could be in the genes.  Please
> > do not do the comb over.  Females do not really like that. However, I do
> not
> > know if u care about that aspect.  I am dealing with that with my husband
> > and a friend of his just asked bluntly when he was going to shave his
> head.
> >  The guy explained how low maintenance it was and how glad he finally did
> > that.  My brother has been bald since he was 21. My dad when he was 30.
> My
> > son was thinning when he was 21.  He didn't care. He knew he was going to
> be
> > bald at a early age. He always felt that if someone didn't 'like' him
> > because of his hair loss, then he didn't want to be bothered with that
> > person. I never got a chance to see him totally bald. My husband was
> balding
> > and that did not stop me from going out with him. SOOOO...... have
> > confidence in urself and love urself for who YOU are.  That is how it was
> > for my son.
> >
> > BTW James is a great name! Tell ur doctor about ur hair just incase it
> > isn't in ur genes. I am sure he will talk to you about it.  Tell us the
> > results.
> >
> > Nancy M.
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