Hey there everyone ~ I just finished reading through all the conversations going on - can came up with the below:
Starting with "lizardguy" ~ All I have to say is that we have all been where you are, when you wrote your post. Haven't we everyone? I think it's different for male vs female - because females can put on make-up without a second look. I'm 31 years old, female, married to my soul-mate, and was born with vitiligo. It wasn't easy growing up, but I learned to wear clothes to cover my skin - I just love friggin' fall/winter (think of all the layers we get to wear)
. I discovered sunless tanners, kick a$$ concealing make-up, and just accepted this as my skin.
If people don't like me or can't get past my spots - then fu(< 'em. I think it's funny how ironic it is - vitiligo sufferers have very sensitve skin physically, but emotionally we have to be "thick skinned". I know for me, once I truly accepted my skin for what it is, and embraced it for making me a striking uniquely fair-skinned beauty... well that's when I became happier. People wanted to be my friend, loved me for me, and met my boyfriend (now husband). I became confident in who I am, not what I look like, and I'm happier for it. That's what I would recommend to you or anyone that feels like you do. Now I'm not saying I'm happy all the time, and feel beautiful every day, but am saying I'm happy to be alive and living my life. Do what makes you feel beautiful, and embrace it. Then, you'll meet a partner that falls in love with you.
Right ladies? We loooove the quiet guys that are full of confidence. Not false confidence (like cocky wannabee's) we can detect that right away. Sincere, compasionate, confident, etc.
Kind regards,
Amita
Now on to Gracie ~ Thanks for the info. about the merryclinic - I personally did correspond with Dr. Li as well, but can't aford the expensive price tag for her products. I was planning to purchase, once I saved up for a 6 month supply. I appreciate the skeptics on here, because I just commented - wait who am I kidding - I just ripped a new one on someone that was trying to sell a book on here. It was some new "revelation on curing vitilio" - they didn't say what or how - oh no - we had to buy it first. What a load of BS, and I said as much!
Sincerely thought, thanks for the post - I'm confident in giving you the benefit of the doubt - you're a real person. It's just we've all be disappointed too many times to count with so called "cures" that we can't help but be skeptics on here. I'm very appreciative of the diet info. you posted, and will do my research to confirm some of it (not to doubt you - yet again) - just want to get details of specific foods and amounts to eat each day - to incorporate into my meals.
Glad you mentioned the sitting in the sun every day for 15-20 mins - my dermatologist recommended the same thing to me - I understand that Vit. D is great for Vitiligo sufferers - and Vit. D comes from the sun - maybe that's how they came up with the name "Sunny-D" ha ha ha - I'm a dork, I know. I don't care though LOL :)
Definitely keep me updated on the progress of your own merryclinic results, as I'm very interested. Thanks again, and I'll keep my fingers-crossed for you! Take care.
Kind regards,
Amita