Carter is a husband, new father, and scientist currently pursuing his PhD in Physics. He has lived with trichotillomania since his teens, primarily pulling his eyebrows, and has spent years exploring different approaches to managing the condition, including therapy, CBT, support groups, and microblading. In his journey, Carter has come to a place of greater acceptance while continuing to navigate the physical and emotional challenges of trich, including its impact on his health and daily life. He hopes to share his perspective as a man living with trichotillomania, how the condition has evolved through different stages of his life, and how it intersects with marriage, fatherhood, and family relationships.
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