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  Lawrence Wingate January 30, 2010 at 4:28pm

  Hello,
  
  You are so welcome beautiful. How are things going in your world?
  
  Lawrence...
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  Shei January 19, 2010 at 1:41pm

  Hi, my friend. Just dropping a note. I often reflect on my childhood and realize what aided me in dealing with seemingly being the only one with vit. It was one of two things: my family and my church family. When you can see the beauty in people that accept you unconditonally and make life fun, for me, it made me a bit competive cause I knew I was just as good as they were. Be strong and safe.
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  huseyin unal January 16, 2010 at 8:06am

  WELCOME
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  Ogo Maduewesi January 15, 2010 at 11:03am

  You are welcome. Vitiligofriends is one place you have people who understands what you are going through ready to listen, share and support in anyway they can. Please let him know that it starts with Self Love and self Acceptance!
  
  You are not alone!
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  Ada Cypress January 12, 2010 at 3:12am

  Thank You Lena,
  
  I know its a difficult feat for him. I love him so much. When he's hurting I hurt also. Neither of us are educated on living with vitiligo. I pray too that he may find friendship and soltice in the company of others that can relate.
  
  Ada
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  Lena January 11, 2010 at 7:22am

  Welcome Ada. I hope that your son is able to find comfort among those who can relate to his struggle.
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  Ada Cypress January 10, 2010 at 3:02pm

  Hi Carl,
  
  Thank you for your comment. My son is now 19 years old and si serving in the US Navy In San Diego Ca. He is very angry. I noticed when he came home for leave that he seemed different. I sensed lonliness and it broke my heart. I found this site and will introduce it to him.
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  Carl R. Manley January 10, 2010 at 11:28am

  Dear Ada, My name is Carl R. Manley I'm a married father of 4 girls ages 2,4,18, and 19 I'm 45 years old and have had Vitiligo for over 25 years now, I wanted to comment on giving you some support for your son

  
  
  

  Certainly, learning that your child has Vitiligo has raised some questions in your mind. Many of these questions can be answered by your doctor. You should feel free to ask the people who are treating your child any questions about Vitiligo. The better informed you are, the better able you will be able to help your child deal with Vitiligo. Pretending or hiding your child from the public is not the best way to go about the situation.
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  Cawan January 10, 2010 at 4:29am

  HELLO AND WELCOME TO VITILIGO FRIENDS!!!!!!!!!!!
  There is a parent group that is active on this site.
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  Ogo Maduewesi January 10, 2010 at 2:00am

  You are welcome to Vitiligo Friends where you can find other Vitiligo Parents and all the support you need to be stronger for him.