My other website
When I became bald I got a lot of comments on my social media accounts and all those comments gave me the idea to set up my own online platform. I want to show bald women that they’re still absolutely beautiful. I’m proud that I’ve turned something that seemed devastating into something beautiful.
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Now that I’ve accepted myself 100%, I want to help others. There’s nothing I put more work, effort and love into than this. Go check out my other website to read blogs, interviews with other bald woman and tips about wigs, make-up and other bald related subjects. Below a few examples of what you can find on my website:
This will help you accept yourself
Most girls and women think going bald is terrible. It wasn’t any different for me; I cried my eyes out. In the end, though, I did manage to accept my new appearance. I can say with confidence now that I’m happy with myself. I’d love to tell you what helped me the most:
The end of the world
On a perfectly normal morning, I woke up with quite a bit of hair on my pillow. Within six months, I lost my job, my home, my hair and one of my best friends. And guess what: I survived it all.
Mom & me
When Veronique’s mom Marie-Lou (60) became as bald as a result of her chemotherapy, no one in the family made a big deal out of it. ‘Dad is the only one who struggles with it sometimes. For us, it’s not an issue at all.’