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, but you aHaving BFRB's is difficult, and due to that it can be easy to get into a routine and form habits that help you cope a little better. Sometimes this habits are long lasting, and sometimes...
I've written a blog post for BFRB awareness week and I thought I'd share it. This one is about having my photo featured in TLC's #seemestand campaign video, putting a photo of myself online for the first time (associated with trich), and pushing out of your comfort zones with BFRBs.
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Hello!
I created this blog because I feel the question “What is the reality of your BFRB?” is very important and I think about it a lot; many outsiders struggle to understand the severity of a BFRB disorder, quickly judging said compulsive actions as weird, ugly, or unusual.This means they’re quick to forget the emotional/physical reality and impact a BFRB disorder will have on a sufferer’s everyday life.
I hope this blog, if successful, will provide a safe space for people to share their realities and break stigma. Please take a look and take part!
What a great first submission to the #SeeMeStand campaign! Make sure to post your photos on social media and we might just repost it! 👍 #Repost @becoming_becca.again_ (@get_repost) ・・・ SEE ME STAND. I am taking a stand with @tlcbfrb and all my other fellow warriors that struggle on a daily basis with BFRBs (Body-Focused Repetitive Behaviors). These disorders include skin picking and scratching, hair pulling, and nail chewing/biting. They are "complex disorders that cause people to repeatedly touch their hair and body in ways that result in physical damage (tlcbfrb)." They are painful, distracting, and often times cause damage. As someone who personally struggles with Dermatillomania/Excoriation Disorder I want to raise awareness and bring awareness to these disorders and other BRFBs. To get involved, go to @tlcbfrb IG page and click the link in their bio or go to brfb.org to not only learn more about the movement, but to also submit a photo of yourself with the words #seemestand or with @tlcbfrb'w free downloadable sign. #brfb #tlcbfrb #dermatillomania #trichotillomania #iammorethanmyillness #seemestand
We love Millennial Task Force member Nick Santamorena's #SeeMeStand submission - they did a great job! Want to help us raise BFRB Awareness? Submit to our #SeeMeStand campaign - if you post on social media, you have a chance at winning a cool prize! More details at www.bfrb.org/seemestand #Repost @beat.nick (@get_repost) ・・・ Once upon a time I thought I was the only one in the world who pulled out my hair and picked at my skin. I would have never believed that there were thousands of people just like me. It was through the hard work and dedication of @tlcbfrb that I discovered I was part of 2 to 4% of the population that also picks their skin and pulls out their hair. I know that there are countless people out there who still feel this way and I want them to know they are not alone. Please help me raise awareness for #BFRBs and show others that they are not alone. #seemestand and with me. #skinpickingdisorder #dermatillomania #trichotillomania #tlcbfrb #bfrb #BFRBWeek
this conference is litttttttt so far
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I’m so proud to be a part of this wonderful organization! David has a private wig studio for all hairloss needs. #trichotillomania #bodyfocusedrepetitivebehavior #hairloss #hairlosssolutions #sfwigs #wigmaker #tlc #tlcbfrb (at Diva Hair by David Carver-Ford)
Exciting!
I just sent an email to two faculty members at my school, one is the head nurse and the other is the Director of Wellness & Recreation (basiclally head of the Wellness Center) about putting together a presentation about BFRBs for BFRB Awareness Week.
I’ve also been in contact with TLC and they gave me some solid tips and resources from their Ambassador Outreach Kit, which apparently is available on the web and I didn’t look hard enough.
Anyway, I really hope to be able to put together this presentation! I made a powerpoint and I have printable handouts from TLC’s kit.
Super excited! I’m so passionate about this stuff, you guys!
Side note: when I ordered the 2016 Suicide Prevention Pack from TWLOHA, I gave one of the “And So I Kept Living” posters and all of the info cards to the folks at the Counseling Center and then the next time I came in, I saw a whole wall covered with “I Kept Living Because...” printables from TWLOHA. My counselor said I inspired them to do this interactive display. So that’s cool. I feel like I’m making a difference again. College is good for me.
My package from @tlcbfrb came! Including Life Is Trichy by Lindsey M. Muller, Project Dermatillomania by Laura Barton, and an anxiety ring!
