A documentary called “Skin Deep”


Being contacted by the British Skin Foundation was a compliment but being e-mailed by someone to be a part in their documentary about the effects of Psoriasis is more than I could have asked for.

I have never really been one of those people who enjoys their photo being taken (unless it is by myself so if it looks hideous it can easily be deleted and unseen by anyone), let alone being videoed talking openly about something which I don’t even like to think about. BUT I started this blog for a reason and to have other people contact me to help them raise awareness of psoriasis is not something which I can turn a blind eye to.

Hayley Arnold is a final year university student and has taken it upon herself to create a documentary dedicated to psoriasis as she comes from a family who knows and understands the detrimental effect that it can have. I think that this is a really honourable thing to do and could never imagine saying no to a project as special as this. 

If anyone would like to contact Hayley and help her then the link is as follows http://hayleylouisearnold.wix.com/skindeep1 and gives a more detailed explanation of the psoriasis documentary.

One voice is better than none, right? So be that voice that helps and get in contact. 



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