IN: What happens next?

How to deal with baldness in women
See your doctor.
If you have experienced hair loss or are currently going bald, it's important to see your doctor to find a cause. It may be a product of cancer treatments or alopecia, or you may have an underlying disease that's causing your hair loss.

OPTIONS:
- Regardless of the reason, seeing your doctor is a good step toward improving your hair loss. Check with your ob/gyn about your needs.
- Always use a referral from a qualified psychologist who has experience treating hair loss and smoothing out hair. Problems such as hair loss caused by certain medications or drugs are more likely to cause hair loss in women who have been prescribed treatment.
- It's especially important to see a doctor if the hair loss is severe enough to require surgical intervention. Look for hair loss that seems uneven.
- Your doctor may order blood tests to assess hormone levels that can cause hair loss. If you are undergoing cancer treatments, your doctor may be able to tell you if your treatments can cause hair loss.

OUT: Your doctor may order blood tests to assess hormone levels that can cause hair loss. If you are undergoing cancer treatments, your doctor may be able to tell you if your treatments can cause hair loss.

IN: What happens next?

The chef is slicing the hulte in circular bite size pieces. A woman eats the cut pieces of hulte. the chef

OPTIONS:
- completes the cake.
- smells his next food to see if it is fresh.
- walks to a dumbwaiter in the kitchen.
- chops some cilantro on the kitchen counter.

OUT: chops some cilantro on the kitchen counter.

IN: What happens next?

How to come out as transgender
Know your audience.
Think about the people in your lives, and that ones who you trust. You may have certain friends or relatives who are more understanding and loving than others.

OPTIONS:
- If you know very few other people that you trust, you won't have to worry about identifying a transgender family member if you feel like everyone in your family can identify transgender. In the u.s., you only need 3 or 4 transgender relatives, and 5 or more friends or relations.
- Write about that with them to solidify that you are transgender. You may also consider joining a church or non-denominational campaign to bring out your transgender identity.
- Evaluate both the people who will likely support you and those who may not. If you are a minor, the coming out process may be more challenging since your parents are still legally responsible for you.
- Maybe they are-and don't realize it. You can't change them if they aren't accepting of you (unless you reach out a close friendship with them and they become impatient or show empathy), but you can help them be more open about their conversation with you.

OUT:
Evaluate both the people who will likely support you and those who may not. If you are a minor, the coming out process may be more challenging since your parents are still legally responsible for you.