Let Your Light Shine!
After my first pregnancy, I discovered that I was anemic due to blood loss from delivering my first child. At that time, I had no idea that B12 would be crucial in reducing my white patches. Following my third pregnancy, I learned that my vitamin D levels were low, not realizing that this vitamin was… Read More
Vitiligo Bond Inc., and our vitiligo community will like to thank President Obama for taking time in 2015 to send official acknowledgment for people living with vitiligo. After 6 years of determination, 18 Governor state issued vitiligo awareness proclamations and aiming for the moon we landed among the stars. We would also like to thank our Georgia legislative… Read More
This guide was designed for our children and parents living with vitiligo. It offers useful tips, some of which you may already be aware of. The key takeaway is to speak up if you are being bullied; no one should endure mistreatment in silence. If your child is in school, get involved in their classroom.… Read More
Many of our members talk about the itch factor when living with vitiligo. Have you heard of occupational vitiligo? Well, there are ingredients to look for in products you use that can make you itchy. These ingredients can be contributing to the itch as well as triggering vitiligo patches on your skin. Not everyone will… Read More
Emory University’s Department of Dermatology will host another vitiligo awareness and support group event September 06, 2014 from 11 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. in the Alperin Auditorium at 1525 Clifton Road. The event is being held in collaboration with Vitiligo Bond Inc., a registered nonprofit organization that seeks to provide support for those living with… Read More
Are you or your child being bullied because of vitiligo? Experts say that progressive bullying can lead to low physical and psychological health, depression and low self-esteem. Here at Vitiligo Bond we encourage you to let your light shine no matter what and keep your chin up. We believe in knowing and teaching our kids… Read More
Besides checking your Vitamin D level, did you check the level of your minerals? Cooper and Zinc imbalances have been linked to triggering vitiligo. In addition, imbalances can make one prone to acne, sunburn, having sensitive skin, and so much more. The next time you visit your doctor for your annual check-up, be sure to… Read More
How can I determine if I have vitiligo? Vitiligo often begins with a small white spot, resembling a mark made by a sharpie, which may go unnoticed for years. Occasionally, this white spot can re-pigment on its own. People typically notice the depigmentation when the spot enlarges and becomes more pronounced sometimes forming heart shapes.… Read More
Our uniquely designed workshop/program launched in 2010 is a community and online program created to empower our members and encourage them to let their light shine. Since our launch we have be fortunate to light a spark in our members to express themselves and give them a platform to shine. You can see many of our… Read More