At age 24... my hair started thinning.
By age 26 it got a lot worse so I tried everything possible so feel normal. I opted to using years using hair extensions, clip ons and glue ons. My doctors diagnosed me with Polycystic ovary syndrome. I was put back on birth control and that was it. I’m now 28 and I started going to a dermatologist. I had my first steroid scalp injections done today. I go back in a little over a month to get the second round done and I really hope everything works. Needless to say, this has been a really challenging part of my life for the last 4 years. No one other than my mom has seen what my hair looks like without my extensions for a while. It’s like my identity is up in the air. Anyways, I just wanted to share.
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Doea anyone know what Jacobs engineering uk maternity policy is?
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I don't know why, but I have been feeling hesitant about publishing a portfolio.
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I am not quite sure what to put this in the comments.
But at my work, they pay the males more than they pay the females, even if the females have degrees. I have three degrees. The two men that I work with get more then I do. The one that just got hired gets $2 more an hour then I do & has no experience or degrees, the other one has been there one month longer then me & is handsome & never even finished school with a very shady past & gets $3 more an hour then I do. I have also worked in this industry for over 25 years. I’m very upset about this & have already approached management about it twice. Any suggestions?
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I ran across this article on salary negotiation.
The tips come from an Indiana University professor of business law and management. I thought I would share since I've seen posts in the past asking how to negotiate.
https://www.myiu.org/stories/advice-and-expertise/salary-negotiation-earn-what-youre-worth/?utm_source=IU%20Alumni%20Association&utm_source_platform=sfmc&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=IUAA_2338617_FY24_September_Alumni_Insider_MemberOnly&utm_term=Earn+What+You%27re+Worth+Link&utm_id=256153&sfmc_id=49167716&src=IUAA_2338617_FY24_September_Alumni_Insider_MemberOnly
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