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The longer I live on this strange planet of ours, the more I am convinced that there are some things that I am just not meant to understand! Now, this is, I believe, a good thing, as it makes for a considerably less stressful life than I used to tolerate in the days when I genuinely believed that everything really does genuinely happen for a reason.Allow me to present an example. For many years, I lived within commuting distance of Tokyo, and so that is what I did every day I commuted. Each and every morning, I left my shoebox at 06.55, walked to the station and caught exactly the same train at 07.08 (it was never late, of course). And, each and every morning, as I got on the Tokyo bound semi-express train, the same, slight framed, reasonably well dressed businessman got off.Wearing a wig. With an all too apparent bald patch smack bang in the middle, right above his eyes! This was a significant section of his wig where there was not one single hair present, where the brown canvas underneath did not just show through, but visually assaulted your eyeballs.It is normal to want to feel normal - even when you are living under special circumstances, you don't want to look any different than everyone else - at least, no more than you have to. When a patient experiences hair loss, his or her appearance screams illness. Because of that, the patient will feel worse, he or she will feel much less normal than before, and he or she will also feel like they are being judged by anyone who looks at them.