Re: help / Ang.

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Gees, a dime you say????? my hair is very short and the bottom in the back

is that thick when pulled together.....Might not hurt to ask a hair dresser,

I have really damaged hair from dying it and i asked why when i dye it does

all the color come out and hardly any stays on my hair and she told me I

probably have loss all my protein. I would of never thought of that....She

also told me that with every thing I have done to my hair it ALL should have

fell out a long time ago. I would just go and see what they have to say.

Hair is there job, they might have something to say about it. Let me know.

Jacy

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LOL. Jacy, you have more hair on your head than I do if I trippled

it! LOL.

Put it this way, My hair is all one length, no bangs. So I can take

all my hair together into a ponytail. The diamiter of all the hair

pulled together at it's thickest point is about the same as a dime.

VERY thin - so I can't afford to loose!

I do believe it was probably stress at first, but stress has went way

down with the oldest now gone and all that horrific business over

with. But it's still falling out. I have an appointment with a

dermotolisist and am taking l-methionine. The appointment isn't

until January though.

Ang

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Ang,

Please do. It can't hurt to know.

Hugs,

Gena

> I haven't had my blood checked in ages. Probably wouldn't be a bad

> idea. I think I just may call and see about getting that test

> ordered. I'll let you know what they say :-)

> Ang

>

>

>> Ang,

>> Well that's good. what would they do without us sometimes?! LOL

> Good

>> for him for having the fortitude to do that I guess. Even though

> it

>> was way too fast. As for the hair loss, you mentioned the other

> day

>> that you are on thyroid stuff right? Have you had it checked

> lately? I

>> know that was one of my symptoms when mine was bad. I would get

> some

>> blood work done to rule out anything hormonal. After getting

> anything

>> medical ruled out, there are wonderful products to help. A gal I

> know,

>> just started using some recently and has seen a difference

> already.

>> Check at hair salons.

>> Gena

>>

>>

>>>> Ang,

>>>> My goodness! Did he ever see a doctor? I would have been worried

>>> to.

>>>

>>> .....Ya, I insisted he go every month. I realy worried when he

>>> started loosing his hair. (I'm loosing my hair too - I don't know

>>> why). I thought he was because he wasn't eating enough carbs and

>>> protiens, vitamins ect. But I am taking supliments for certain

>>> vitamins and eating plenty and I am now, and I am NOT loosing at

> all

>>> right now. I'm back up to 174 and not worrying about loosing as

> much

>>> as trying to figure out what's going on with the little hair I

> have

>>> falling out. Anyone else have this problem although they eat

> plenty?

>>>

>>>

>>>> will he keep it off? You can't eat like that forever.

>>>

>>> ....It's been 7 months now - and he's kept it off. He does wiegh

>>> almost every day and watches what he eats. I increased his

> calories

>>> back up very slowly. And he never has decreased his activity

> level.

>>> If he sees the scale go up a few pounds he just eats lite meals -

> no

>>> snacks.

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>>

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Ang

I have a hair problem as well. But it has nothing to do w/weight

loss. How often are you washing your hair. I usually wash mine

every other day. If I skip that other day and wash my hair

afterwards, more comes off than should.

Also, does it run in your family? If it does, you could be losing it

because of genes. Check it out with a dermatologist.

Arlene

> > Ang,

> > My goodness! Did he ever see a doctor? I would have been worried

> to.

>

> .....Ya, I insisted he go every month. I realy worried when he

> started loosing his hair. (I'm loosing my hair too - I don't know

> why). I thought he was because he wasn't eating enough carbs and

> protiens, vitamins ect. But I am taking supliments for certain

> vitamins and eating plenty and I am now, and I am NOT loosing at

all

> right now. I'm back up to 174 and not worrying about loosing as

much

> as trying to figure out what's going on with the little hair I have

> falling out. Anyone else have this problem although they eat

plenty?

>

>

> > will he keep it off? You can't eat like that forever.

>

> ....It's been 7 months now - and he's kept it off. He does wiegh

> almost every day and watches what he eats. I increased his

calories

> back up very slowly. And he never has decreased his activity

level.

> If he sees the scale go up a few pounds he just eats lite meals -

no

> snacks.

[Guest guest]

Ang

I have a hair problem as well. But it has nothing to do w/weight

loss. How often are you washing your hair. I usually wash mine

every other day. If I skip that other day and wash my hair

afterwards, more comes off than should.

Also, does it run in your family? If it does, you could be losing it

because of genes. Check it out with a dermatologist.

Arlene

> > Ang,

> > My goodness! Did he ever see a doctor? I would have been worried

> to.

>

> .....Ya, I insisted he go every month. I realy worried when he

> started loosing his hair. (I'm loosing my hair too - I don't know

> why). I thought he was because he wasn't eating enough carbs and

> protiens, vitamins ect. But I am taking supliments for certain

> vitamins and eating plenty and I am now, and I am NOT loosing at

all

> right now. I'm back up to 174 and not worrying about loosing as

much

> as trying to figure out what's going on with the little hair I have

> falling out. Anyone else have this problem although they eat

plenty?

>

>

> > will he keep it off? You can't eat like that forever.

>

> ....It's been 7 months now - and he's kept it off. He does wiegh

> almost every day and watches what he eats. I increased his

calories

> back up very slowly. And he never has decreased his activity

level.

> If he sees the scale go up a few pounds he just eats lite meals -

no

> snacks.

[Guest guest]

Ang

I have a hair problem as well. But it has nothing to do w/weight

loss. How often are you washing your hair. I usually wash mine

every other day. If I skip that other day and wash my hair

afterwards, more comes off than should.

Also, does it run in your family? If it does, you could be losing it

because of genes. Check it out with a dermatologist.

Arlene

> > Ang,

> > My goodness! Did he ever see a doctor? I would have been worried

> to.

>

> .....Ya, I insisted he go every month. I realy worried when he

> started loosing his hair. (I'm loosing my hair too - I don't know

> why). I thought he was because he wasn't eating enough carbs and

> protiens, vitamins ect. But I am taking supliments for certain

> vitamins and eating plenty and I am now, and I am NOT loosing at

all

> right now. I'm back up to 174 and not worrying about loosing as

much

> as trying to figure out what's going on with the little hair I have

> falling out. Anyone else have this problem although they eat

plenty?

>

>

> > will he keep it off? You can't eat like that forever.

>

> ....It's been 7 months now - and he's kept it off. He does wiegh

> almost every day and watches what he eats. I increased his

calories

> back up very slowly. And he never has decreased his activity

level.

> If he sees the scale go up a few pounds he just eats lite meals -

no

> snacks.

[Guest guest]

My mom went to beauty colage back when I was tiny.

There are 3 layers of the hair - I have 2 :-(

Not exactly rare or uncommon - but not something you see everyday,

and generaly only on blonds. My hair is like a new babies hair -

real soft and slick - can't harley keep a barret or band in it. But

that shouldn't make it fall out.

I'm anxious to see what the dermotologist has to say. I do protien

and carbs - so that's not it.

I was wondering if after a 'certain point' in wieght loos - maybe the

body just does that for some reason. This is the first time I've

lost over 50 pounds.

Ang

>

> Gees, a dime you say????? my hair is very short and the bottom in

the back

> is that thick when pulled together.....Might not hurt to ask a hair

dresser,

> I have really damaged hair from dying it and i asked why when i

dye it does

> all the color come out and hardly any stays on my hair and she told

me I

> probably have loss all my protein. I would of never thought of

that....She

> also told me that with every thing I have done to my hair it ALL

should have

> fell out a long time ago. I would just go and see what they have

to say.

> Hair is there job, they might have something to say about it. Let

me know.

>

> Jacy

>

> -------Original Message-------

>

>

>

> LOL. Jacy, you have more hair on your head than I do if I trippled

> it! LOL.

> Put it this way, My hair is all one length, no bangs. So I can

take

> all my hair together into a ponytail. The diamiter of all the hair

> pulled together at it's thickest point is about the same as a

dime.

> VERY thin - so I can't afford to loose!

> I do believe it was probably stress at first, but stress has went

way

> down with the oldest now gone and all that horrific business over

> with. But it's still falling out. I have an appointment with a

> dermotolisist and am taking l-methionine. The appointment isn't

> until January though.

> Ang

>

>

[Guest guest]

My mom went to beauty colage back when I was tiny.

There are 3 layers of the hair - I have 2 :-(

Not exactly rare or uncommon - but not something you see everyday,

and generaly only on blonds. My hair is like a new babies hair -

real soft and slick - can't harley keep a barret or band in it. But

that shouldn't make it fall out.

I'm anxious to see what the dermotologist has to say. I do protien

and carbs - so that's not it.

I was wondering if after a 'certain point' in wieght loos - maybe the

body just does that for some reason. This is the first time I've

lost over 50 pounds.

Ang

>

> Gees, a dime you say????? my hair is very short and the bottom in

the back

> is that thick when pulled together.....Might not hurt to ask a hair

dresser,

> I have really damaged hair from dying it and i asked why when i

dye it does

> all the color come out and hardly any stays on my hair and she told

me I

> probably have loss all my protein. I would of never thought of

that....She

> also told me that with every thing I have done to my hair it ALL

should have

> fell out a long time ago. I would just go and see what they have

to say.

> Hair is there job, they might have something to say about it. Let

me know.

>

> Jacy

>

> -------Original Message-------

>

>

>

> LOL. Jacy, you have more hair on your head than I do if I trippled

> it! LOL.

> Put it this way, My hair is all one length, no bangs. So I can

take

> all my hair together into a ponytail. The diamiter of all the hair

> pulled together at it's thickest point is about the same as a

dime.

> VERY thin - so I can't afford to loose!

> I do believe it was probably stress at first, but stress has went

way

> down with the oldest now gone and all that horrific business over

> with. But it's still falling out. I have an appointment with a

> dermotolisist and am taking l-methionine. The appointment isn't

> until January though.

> Ang

>

>

[Guest guest]

WOW! I must have 7 layers!!! lol, just joking! I would be interested in

the out come to so please let me know if you find anything out!

Jacy

-- Re: help / Ang.

My mom went to beauty colage back when I was tiny.

There are 3 layers of the hair - I have 2 :-(

Not exactly rare or uncommon - but not something you see everyday,

and generaly only on blonds. My hair is like a new babies hair -

real soft and slick - can't harley keep a barret or band in it. But

that shouldn't make it fall out.

I'm anxious to see what the dermotologist has to say. I do protien

and carbs - so that's not it.

I was wondering if after a 'certain point' in wieght loos - maybe the

body just does that for some reason. This is the first time I've

lost over 50 pounds.

Ang

[Guest guest]

WOW! I must have 7 layers!!! lol, just joking! I would be interested in

the out come to so please let me know if you find anything out!

Jacy

-- Re: help / Ang.

My mom went to beauty colage back when I was tiny.

There are 3 layers of the hair - I have 2 :-(

Not exactly rare or uncommon - but not something you see everyday,

and generaly only on blonds. My hair is like a new babies hair -

real soft and slick - can't harley keep a barret or band in it. But

that shouldn't make it fall out.

I'm anxious to see what the dermotologist has to say. I do protien

and carbs - so that's not it.

I was wondering if after a 'certain point' in wieght loos - maybe the

body just does that for some reason. This is the first time I've

lost over 50 pounds.

Ang

[Guest guest]

WOW! I must have 7 layers!!! lol, just joking! I would be interested in

the out come to so please let me know if you find anything out!

Jacy

-- Re: help / Ang.

My mom went to beauty colage back when I was tiny.

There are 3 layers of the hair - I have 2 :-(

Not exactly rare or uncommon - but not something you see everyday,

and generaly only on blonds. My hair is like a new babies hair -

real soft and slick - can't harley keep a barret or band in it. But

that shouldn't make it fall out.

I'm anxious to see what the dermotologist has to say. I do protien

and carbs - so that's not it.

I was wondering if after a 'certain point' in wieght loos - maybe the

body just does that for some reason. This is the first time I've

lost over 50 pounds.

Ang

[Guest guest]

Well - I know that we loose a good ? hundred strands daily (and ae

suppose to). When you say more comes out if you skip a day, is it

just thast your getting some out from the day before?

Just curious.

Because your post made me thing that maybe the hair folicals being

dirty cause more loss - anyone know about that?

I use to wash my hair every day - some times even twice. It is so

lite in color, thin and strait that only for a few hours after being

washed does it look fresh and not flat. But because it seems to get

damaged and fall out so fast for no reason, I have gotten to whear I

only VERY GENTELY with a wide tooth comb comb it up into a clip in

the morning, don't touch it or hair spray it or anything all day,

then don't even comb it at night. Also, I know that the natural oils

are best for the hair (maybe not the scalp though - I don't know) and

that the best for the hair is to only wash once a week and brush the

oils to the ends. Well, that might look fine and shiney and healthy

on dark hair - but on thin blond hair it looks nasty! I just keep it

up, don't comb or brush except the once in the am, and only wsh when

I have to (about once every 3 or 4 days).

I wonder if lack of stimulation (brushing), and clogged hair floicals

from not washing everyday like I want to is causing part of the

problem.

Ang

> > > Ang,

> > > My goodness! Did he ever see a doctor? I would have been

worried

> > to.

> >

> > .....Ya, I insisted he go every month. I realy worried when he

> > started loosing his hair. (I'm loosing my hair too - I don't

know

> > why). I thought he was because he wasn't eating enough carbs and

> > protiens, vitamins ect. But I am taking supliments for certain

> > vitamins and eating plenty and I am now, and I am NOT loosing at

> all

> > right now. I'm back up to 174 and not worrying about loosing as

> much

> > as trying to figure out what's going on with the little hair I

have

> > falling out. Anyone else have this problem although they eat

> plenty?

> >

> >

> > > will he keep it off? You can't eat like that forever.

> >

> > ....It's been 7 months now - and he's kept it off. He does wiegh

> > almost every day and watches what he eats. I increased his

> calories

> > back up very slowly. And he never has decreased his activity

> level.

> > If he sees the scale go up a few pounds he just eats lite meals -

> no

> > snacks.

[Guest guest]

Ok Ang, how about this. Are you experiencing menopause? Women

sometimes lose their hair from that.

Arlene

> > > > Ang,

> > > > My goodness! Did he ever see a doctor? I would have been

> worried

> > > to.

> > >

> > > .....Ya, I insisted he go every month. I realy worried when he

> > > started loosing his hair. (I'm loosing my hair too - I don't

> know

> > > why). I thought he was because he wasn't eating enough carbs

and

> > > protiens, vitamins ect. But I am taking supliments for certain

> > > vitamins and eating plenty and I am now, and I am NOT loosing

at

> > all

> > > right now. I'm back up to 174 and not worrying about loosing

as

> > much

> > > as trying to figure out what's going on with the little hair I

> have

> > > falling out. Anyone else have this problem although they eat

> > plenty?

> > >

> > >

> > > > will he keep it off? You can't eat like that forever.

> > >

> > > ....It's been 7 months now - and he's kept it off. He does

wiegh

> > > almost every day and watches what he eats. I increased his

> > calories

> > > back up very slowly. And he never has decreased his activity

> > level.

> > > If he sees the scale go up a few pounds he just eats lite

meals -

> > no

> > > snacks.

[Guest guest]

> Ok Ang, how about this. Are you experiencing menopause? Women

> sometimes lose their hair from that.

>

> Arlene

Hm, I didn't know that. I'm 33 - and it happend realy early for

gram - so I guess it'spossible. Stuff is changing. I thought stress

too.