Help my princess...

Im not really familiar with psoriasis but based from the picture, i would figure it's a skin disease? ANyway, to your girlfried, i would like to say first that you are very lucky that you have someone like leonaidus who stands by you and loves you so even if you are sick. I think that's already one thing that you should be thankful for. Just always be strong and have faith that you will be cured or healed in time.. God bless you.

I know all to well the feelings that your girlfriend is having at the moment. I have lived with psoriasis since I was fourteen years old. It has been a bumpy road for me, but it has helped to have someone caring beside me, and make me understand that despite this disease I am still a beautiful person. As to is your girlfriend. No matter how bad it may become, she will always be beautiful. It is not her fault that she has this disease, and there isn't much that could have prevented it from flairing up. Here is a site that I think will be helpful for both you and girlfriend www.psoriasisconnect.com. This site has helped me over come some of my self-esteem issues and has helped my husband understand more about the disease as well. I wish you both well.

PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE.... go to AMAZON.com or any bookstore and look up ISBN 0962884707 or Healing Psoriasis: The Natural Alternative y DR. John O.A. Pagano It's the best $20 bucks i've EVER spent. CHANGED my life. seriously I know hearing that may sound like something to good to be true...but as fed up as i was i figured what's another $20 bucks...(and on amazon it isn't even $20)...i figured i've tried everything else why not try reading more about what i have.... i requested you as a friend... i'd like to hear if your girlfriend gets it, and gets better like i did.. best of luck.

i started to have patches when i was in first year high school. take note, first year high. it was a time when puberty sprouts. it was also a beginning of building my confidence with the opposite gender(supposed to be!) but having psoriasis on my scalp made me withdraw. i hated it when my boy classmates look at my scalp and ask "What the heck is that?" i felt i was some freak or something. i felt i was different and that no one understood me. what was more frustrating was that part of the side effects of my disease was having bad hair. i felt i was not the courting-type. but along came my friends. they accepted me. i was liberated. i realized im no different than they are as i thought i was. i realized these differences were the building blocks of the strong person i was. i had a boyfriend, my first, whom i shared very fun and sweet memories with. i was at the top of the class consistently. of course its not always sunny day for me. there were depressions and stuff but i noticed that psoriasis only worsened with every stress i inflict on myself. i learned that positive thinking somehow clears it away. so tell your princess to think positive. feel beautiful. feel free. there are more people out there who are less fortunate. she is fortunate enough to have you as a partner. give her support. her lack of confidence is as stubborn as psorias so YOUr confidence for her and support should not wane when she is down. "persistence" as my husband always say.

i started to have patches when i was in first year high school. take note, first year high. it was a time when puberty sprouts. it was also a beginning of building my confidence with the opposite gender(supposed to be!) but having psoriasis on my scalp made me withdraw. i hated it when my boy classmates look at my scalp and ask "What the heck is that?" i felt i was some freak or something. i felt i was different and that no one understood me. what was more frustrating was that part of the side effects of my disease was having bad hair. i felt i was not the courting-type. but along came my friends. they accepted me. i was liberated. i realized im no different than they are as i thought i was. i realized these differences were the building blocks of the strong person i was. i had a boyfriend, my first, whom i shared very fun and sweet memories with. i was at the top of the class consistently. of course its not always sunny day for me. there were depressions and stuff but i noticed that psoriasis only worsened with every stress i inflict on myself. i learned that positive thinking somehow clears it away. so tell your princess to think positive. feel beautiful. feel free. there are more people out there who are less fortunate. she is fortunate enough to have you as a partner. give her support. her lack of confidence is as stubborn as psorias so YOUr confidence for her and support should not wane when she is down. "persistence" as my husband always say.

Hi Leonaidus, Just have a look at my profile for I did upload a few pics for you and your gf showing the effects the ointments mentioned before had on me and my friends. Cheers and God bless :-)