VITFriends

VITFriends VITILIGO Support Group

Science EN ↓ 306 episodes

A Vitiligo Support, Education and Awareness Network.

Author

VITFriends

Category

Science

Podcast website

www.spreaker.com

Latest episode

Jun 22, 2026

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Episodes

Special Guest: Miss Audrey, Boston, MA 14.10.2010

Sharing how she lives and deals with Vitiligo. Also, what is her new project and how can it help individuals with Vitiligo? How long has she had Vitiligo?

President's Greeting 10.10.2010

Welcoming the VITILIGO community.

Special Guest: Miss Elvy - Haverhill, MA 30.09.2010

How long have you had Vitiligo? How do you handle your VIT? What would you like to change right now? Does other family members have VIT? What treatments have you tried if any? Would you ever repigment?

Special Guest: Miss Millie - Hartford, CT 16.09.2010

How long have you had Vitiligo? How was your teenage years with VIT? Does other family members have VIT? What medical treatment have you tried? Would you ever repigment? How does your family deal with your VIT? What and how would you encourage someone who was recently diagnosed with Vitiligo? We would love to have our conference 2012 in Hartford, is there a vitiligo community there?

Our Announcer 05.09.2010

Greetings and WELCOME to the VITILIGO community.

Special Guest: Miss Pat, NYC 02.09.2010

A conversation with a FRIEND about how she handles her Vitiligo? How long has she had Vitiligo? What can she share with others who are battling and struggling emotionally with Vitiligo?

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