Stories of Resilience

Karen had her safety taken away from her, but a vest she bought the next day changed her life forever.

Aware that not many people like her are in her industry, Valerie sets out to become the representation.

After her accident, Alicia is aware of what she can't do but even more aware of what she can do.

Growing up in Iran isn't easy when you have a condition like Maedeh's. Read more to find out how she made sure to stay in public spaces.

After her injury, Linda shares with us why her experience is nothing short of a miracle and how she now views her body in a totally different light.

Although her lifestyle can be the envy of many, Clare wants you to know that what you see is sometimes not what you get. 

In a trip to visit her boyfriend's family in Nigeria, Ele finds an energy that helps her cope, accept and treat her skin condition with autonomy.

Alexis shares how she went from surviving to thriving and ultimately, to transcending post- injury. Her advice is powerful.

The word disfigurement makes some uncomfortable. Here is why we insist on using it.

Marije Kruis shares her pursuit to challenge misconceptions about skin cancer and rebel against ignorance.

A couple of weeks back, I attended BeautyCon and I did not except for it to be as diverse as it was. Read more to find what group was most represented.

After being diagnosed with alopecia, McKenna starts getting a lot of questions, especially from her students. Read more to learn how she handled this like a pro.