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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 that we are someone because God made us.  I respect my self and others. In addition to staying positive and surrounding yourself with a positive environment this can truly help build confidence. Talk to your child daily to keep lines of communication open, practice potential…

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. If you observe the spot increasing in size, it’s advisable to consult your dermatologist. Areas frequently exposed to the sun, such as the face, hands, and feet, are usually the first to lose pigment. Vitiligo lies dormant in all humans and it’s triggered by stressors.…