Our body is a story! It tells the story of how much we've been through and how unique we are. The body [ˈbɒdi] - your story campaign challenges the judgmental view of the body, because after all, the body isn't just about appearance...it's about life. We invited three inspiring women to share their daily stories about the difficult path to accepting and understanding their bodies.

ALEXANDRA

Alopecia areata is associated with loss, which is difficult to accept. It's a kind of mourning that lasts a long time. Aleksandra's journey to accepting her body had two turning points . Now she openly says that the disease gave her more than it took away. What did she gain?

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Dominica

A body 80% covered in spots and teenage years . It's a combination that can be quite challenging. Dominika shared how she developed body acceptance, and connecting with people with similar experiences helped her realize she wasn't alone.

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Eleanor

Eleonora's story illustrates how fear can become a powerful force . She knew she wanted to show her children that her illness didn't define her. She wanted them to accept themselves, too, regardless of future challenges.

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