No Hair, Don't Care

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Grammy Awards 2023: Bluegrass picker Molly Tuttle scores Best New Artist nomination On Tuesday, Molly Tuttle earned a Grammy nomination for Best New Artist, a rare accomplishment for a bluegrass picker.

'Twas the night before the car show, when all through the house. No one could sleep, not even a mouse. The trophies were placed for display with care. In hopes that Mother Nature would please play fair.
The cars, trucks and bikes were all clean. The best looking rides you ever have seen! The kids laid out costumes and so did the dogs. And there was tons of candy, even gum balls!
When down in my tummy there arose such a hunger. But I didn't stress, No I didn't even wonder. Fifty Fifty would be there with a sandwich and burger. Kristin said they're the best, have you heard her?
Good night all - hope to see you tomorrow!

Only a few days away!

There is no cure for alopecia areata and there are no effective treatments. The burden of those living with alopecia areata goes beyond unpredictable or even permanent hair loss. For many, the resounding effects of stigma and misunderstanding of the disease can have a tremendous impact on their mental health and well-being.

During Alopecia Areata Awareness Month, and share your story, or find other ways to get involved at naaf.org/news-room/show-your-true-colors-to-support-alopecia-areata

Developed with financial support from Pfizer .

Don't miss out on your chance to pre register for the 8th Annual Car, Truck and Bike Show!

8th Annual No Hair Don't Care - Car, Truck and Bike Show 8th Annual No Hair Don't Care - Car, Truck and Bike Show

There is currently no cure for alopecia areata but there are treatments available that are effective for some people. Depending on which type of alopecia areata you have, your age and the extent of hair loss, there are a variety of treatment options available. The main goals of treatment are to block the immune system attack and/or stimulate the regrowth of hair. This can be effective, especially for people with milder forms of the disease (less than 50% hair loss).

Learn more about treatments for alopecia areata: https://www.naaf.org/alopecia-areata/alopecia-areata-treatments

💙 Support NAAF's work by running an fundraiser or making a donation: https://support.naaf.org/campaign/2021-show-your-true-colors/c352977

NAAF is amazing!

You're not alone! 6.8 million people in the U.S. have alopecia areata and NAAF is here to serve all of them. In fact, we offer a support group network to serve and support the global alopecia areata community.

Learn more about NAAF's support groups: https://www.naaf.org/find-support/support-groups
Make a donation to support our work: https://support.naaf.org/campaign/2021-show-your-true-colors/c352977

We are very sad to not have the car show this year. It is something that we very much look forward to. Unfortunately, many of the businesses who sponsor us have been greatly affected by the pandemic. So we feel that with the current situation, its best to skip this one. We look forward to seeing everyone next year! Stay healthy!

Joshua Dobbs of the Jacksonville Jaguars shoots a PSA about alopecia areata at studios in Washington, DC. The PSA will be airing soon so be sure to look for it!

Bring the kids for Trunk or Treating!

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