When great things happen to me I have always liked to “give back.” Shaving my head and never having to worry about my hair again was one of the greatest things that has happened to me, so one day before starting my daily meditation I asked myself the question “What can I do to give back?” The answer came during my meditation – write a book about the emotional trauma you went through when losing your hair.
I had never written a book before, and quite honestly, writing has always been one of my biggest challenges because I am dyslexic. However, since this “message” had been so compelling, I decided to go the bookstore and pick up a book about writing. The title of the book I picked was “If You Can Speak You Can Write.” I knew I could speak, so I took on the challenge and started writing. I wrote and rewrote, wrote and rewrote until I finally felt that the book was at a point were I could present it to an editor without being embarrassed.
I am now sitting here with a finished copy of the book, and it feels great! I hope my book will become everything I wanted it to be for you or someone you know.
I truly thank you for picking it up.
Below are some of the pictures and captions you will find in the book...
“I wish I would have shaved my head when I was single”
~ Ron Jefferis, a bald man
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“I continued the treatments for seven months. Enough time for me to realize that for two visits per week, at $60 pre treatment, I had spent about $3,400 dollars. Added to that cost was the special shampoo I used to keep my hair strong between treatments. During that time, there was no change in my hair. If anything, it thinned!”
~ Christopher Sutton
Excerpt from the book
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“In meeting with bald men my attention is drawn directly to their eyes and because of this, many times I feel I can see into a part of their souls. Ultimately, that is all that really matters.”
~ Lorrie Wolf
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“I find a refreshing confidence in men who shave their heads. I think it’s sexy.”
