Poetic & Real....Salubrious Surrey

, I found out when I was 10yrs old I had Alopecia. I had hair for a long time due to the fact I used to receive Steroid shots into my scalp. However, the side effect was I had huge indention in my skull like it was making the skull deteriorate. Once I was in my later teens it became harder to control and finally after I turned 23yrs old my hair fell out in clumps, body hair...as well. After the birth of my son I literally had no hair left. So, I shaved the rest off. It was awful to see, I felt like I was less of a woman because of it.

It took me about a year to be comfortable enough to buy a wig...I cried. I knew I wasn't sick, I didn't have cancer, I wasn't in pain but, I just felt "different" It has been 22yrs now and I realize that this is something I can handle. It was a test for me, one that taught me not to be superficial, to realize the outside is just a shell the inside is the most important. So, you may see my hair change periodically but, this is me....this is who I am beneath the front that so many of us put up to be protected. Salubrious....lover...friend and woman who sees more than what most notice. I see your heart, soul, passion....not just your shell.

What is Alopecia Universalis?
Alopecia universalis is an uncommon form of alopecia areata. Alopecia areata is hair loss of unknown cause, characterized by round patches of complete baldness. Alopecia universalis, which presents itself as the loss of hair over the entire scalp and body, is an autoimmune disease, in which the immune system mistakenly attacks the hair follicles. While there is neither a cure for alopecia areata nor drugs approved for its treatment, some people find that medications approved for other purposes can help hair grow back, at least temporarily.Since the hair follicles of individuals with alopecia universalis remain alive, hair regrowth may occur even without treatment and even after many years.

Out of all the Lwas I have the most personal relationship with Papa Legba. Besides honoring him & showing him the utmost of respect I have a very special bond with him. He is the Lwa I turn to through all of my issues or tears. He sees all I've been through and listens. He always has such wise advice and never steers me wrong. Most Voodoo practitioners do create a close bond with certain Lwas he is the one I'm most drawn to.

I love to see people happy, I look at the bright side of most things these days. I've been through a lot of hurt, betrayal, sadness and can understand on a personal level most peoples situations and points of view. I'm not one to ever try to hurt feelings or be mean in anyway but, I am very protective of all those I hold dear. I consider some of our clients personal friends and am always here to lend an ear. Solitaire & I make an amazing match because we mesh so well and have both been through the ringer. It is rewarding to have a company (The Spellbinding Sisters) that fulfills me so much because not only are we able to help people through hard times but, we are living our lives focused on the Lwas and our religion. You can't beat that!

We all have someone we lust after, here is mine.

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I adopted him about 6 months ago. He is just a sweet ball of fur. I am an animal lover to the extreme. If I had my way I'd own a giant ranch with Horses, Cats, dogs, Goats, pigs, Cows you get the picture. I am 100% for adopting rescues. Please before you purchase a pet at a local pet shop consider adopting from a kill shelter first. Save a life.