What do you want to be?

What do you want to be one day? Butcher, baker, candlestick maker? Probably not. But how about a model, a stuntman, a TV presenter or an actor? Whatever you want to be, go for it! Here are some famous people who didn't let their alopecia get in the way of what they wanted to be.

Model

Margaret Baker

Margaret is a beautiful woman who not only works as a model but also as an actress. She started losing her hair when she was just two years old.
http://www.margarethbaker.com/

Anna Fitzpatrick

Anna is a stunning young woman. You can find amazing photos of her on her agency's website. Anna has had alopecia since she was seven years old.
http://www.62models.com/62_display.cfm?&modelid=1740

Gold Medallist

Joanna Rowsell

Joanna Rowsell won gold at the cycling world champions in 2012. Joanna credits the alopecia for creating the determined and tough young woman she is today.

Duncan Goodhew

Duncan Goodhew won a gold and a bronze medal for the UK at the Olympics in Moscow in 1980. The Queen appointed him an MBE for services in sports. Duncan lost his hair when he was 10.

Staciana Stitts

Staciana won a gold medal for the USA in 2000. Her alopecia started when she was 12 years old. She wrote a really inspiring text about what it was like to lose her hair for the American Alopecia Foundation (NAAF).
www.naaf.org/kids/story.asp?ID=5