Magic Moments, Stories of Resilience at the NFED

Magic moments happen all the time at the NFED! Marianne from the Board recalls adopting her son, Peter, from China. Affected by Clouston syndrome, Peter attended his first NFED Family Conference as a teen. Find out how it changed him. Plus, read about other Board members’ magic moments.

Where Can You Turn When You Need Support? The NFED Of Course!

At 18 months old, Asher wasn’t showing signs of teeth development. Dental x-rays confirm that he has two upper teeth that have not ruptured, and those tooth buds are conical in shape. He has no other tooth buds present. This otherwise happy and healthy little blonde boy also has sparse hair, eczema flare ups, and he can’t produce sweat from his neck up. All classical signs of hypohidrotic ectodermal dysplasia (HED).

How Hair Made Me Confident

Charlotte Smith knows what it’s like to be a young woman with thin hair. Learn her best hair tips and how having hair has changed her.

A Wig Sister is Living Her Best Hair Life

Jessica Reece has always had super thin, fragile and unmanageable hair due to EEC syndrome. Find out how trying a wig has changed her life. Plus, learn Jessica’s best tips for purchasing, choosing, caring for and styling a wig.

Seeing Myself as Beautiful

Nicole Fitzgerald spent many years not feeling like a woman because of how ectodermal dysplasia affected her hair, teeth, skin and breasts. She found her path to feeling beautiful and wants to share that with other women.