Carly Findlay

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My face scared my cleaner away today

December 5, 2016 Carly Findlay 36 Comments

This is my face up close. It's red, shiny and a bit lopsided because of a dodgy lymph node that flares up because of my inflammation. It's usually very smiley. Sometimes my hair is out of control, and sometimes there's a few bits of wayward skin hanging off my face and hair. This … [Read more...]

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This is how two different types of Ichthyosis look, feel and are treated.

November 23, 2016 Carly Findlay Leave a Comment

I got to hang out with Kyri just before I went overseas. We were in Sydney for an award ceremony . It was so much fun, and we realised how much we have in common. We could not stop talking. Kyri and I both have Ichthyosis - but different types. It seemed that our commonalities … [Read more...]

appearance diversity, ichthyosis, Uncategorized

Seven books to help kids with Ichthyosis (and help kids learn about Ichthyosis).

November 20, 2016 Carly Findlay Leave a Comment

 Last week, a mum in one of the Ichthyosis groups I belong to asked about books to teach kids about Ichthyosis (and visible difference). The thread was soon filled with suggestions - and I asked if I could collate them and others I've found useful into one blog post. They … [Read more...]

appearance diversity, books, ichthyosis, Uncategorized, visible difference

The death of 11 year old Bethany – bullied because of her appearance

November 1, 2016 Carly Findlay Leave a Comment

Content warning this post contains details of bullying and suicide. Crisis line details are at the bottom of this post. Bethany Thompson, an 11 year old girl from Ohio killed herself because bullies became too much for her. I read the news report and couldn't hold back … [Read more...]

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Ichthyosis in developing countries: the stigma experienced in Africa.

September 18, 2016 Carly Findlay Leave a Comment

 In July I was alerted to some children in Wajir, Kenya who are suffering terribly from Ichthyosis. I rarely use the term 'suffering' but these children really are. My heart breaks for them.The children haven't received adequate medical treatment and are hidden from their … [Read more...]

appearance activism, appearance diversity, ichthyosis, ichthyosis awareness, Uncategorized

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The material on Tune into Radio Carly is copyright. The writing in this blog is by Carly Findlay unless otherwise stated. Most photos in this blog are by Carly Findlay unless otherwise stated. Please do not reproduce without permission from Carly Findlay. This blog represents my personal opinions and experiences. It does not reflect those of my employers'. The information I provide about ichthyosis is mostly based on personal experiences. Please seek medical advice or counseling before trying any new treatments I've written about. Where stared, I use affiliate links on this blog. By clicking them, I receive a small percentage of the purchase.

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