James Leonard & Timmy Long
James Leonard & Timmy Long
#48 Chloe Sheehan joins us to talk about alopecia, depression, social media and beauty standards in society
#48 Chloe Sheehan joins us to talk about alopecia, depression, social media and beauty standards in society
#48 Chloe Sheehan joins us to talk about alopecia, depression, social media and beauty standards in society
Friday 14th May 2021
Chloe Sheehan discusses her journey with alopecia, battling stigma, depression, and finding strength through social media on 'The Two Norries'.
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Get the buttons here!Chloe Sheehan on Alopecia: Battling Stigma and Finding Strength
It's very ironic that way, but they're hard to maintain. Now I found actually- and I probably do have to compile a list for people- there's loads of hairdressers around that are actually comfortable with wigs.
Ever wondered how someone navigates life with alopecia? In this episode of 'The Two Norries', James Leonard and Timmy Long sit down with Chloe Sheehan, who shares her journey with this condition. Chloe opens up about the struggles and stigma she faced after developing alopecia in her early 20s. She talks about the emotional toll it took on her mental health and how it led her into depression. But Chloe didn't stop there.
She turned to social media, not just to document her journey but to educate and support others going through similar experiences. Chloe's story is one of resilience and empowerment, as she discusses the challenges of finding the right wig and maintaining it, and how these experiences have shaped her outlook on beauty standards in society.
This episode is a raw and honest conversation that sheds light on the intersection of physical appearance and mental health, offering hope and support to anyone facing similar battles.