Dream #1 : The origin of hair loss

Dream: I'm downstairs in the backyard with my paternal grandparents (their negative: tendency not to show emotions (love, pain, etc.)), with my sister-in-law (her negative: sometimes critical and judgmental. Can have an inferiority/superiority dynamic). I'm thinking of putting my hair up in a bun to look more mature. I try to put my hair up in a bun. But my hair always falls back. I am now in my grandparents' room (in the dream, there is this notion that they are no longer there as if they are dead ....

In reality, they are both deceased) and I talk to my sister on the phone. I notice that on the right side where I have a band of ring alopecia, there is a second ring. I am missing a lot of hair. I am worried and tell my sister (her negative: tendency to avoid the negative. Trivializes for fear of facing conflicts or negative situations. Lack of self-confidence). She tells me I'm worried about nothing..... She doesn't believe me. I join my father (his positive: logical mind that studies the problem to solve it and find the cause; good listener when we share our difficulties with him) in the dining room. He is sitting at the table and I ask him if he can inspect the skin where I am missing hair. Because it hurts. It's harder, like it's burned. He tells me it's red. My other sister (her negative: tendency to dramatize, to amplify situations) is in the room and seems surprised that it's real. She tells me she's going to get a brochure on the subject to help me. I ask her why she didn't show it to me before... I understand that she didn't believe me. The room changes and I am now in a soft white light atmosphere, facing a specialist doctor.

She has the beautiful energy of a guide (because of the positive atmosphere, I put her in positive). She tells me that I need to go to a dermatologist, because I am definitely lacking in the yellow group of vitamins and the B series of vitamins (vitamin B: helps maintain the vitality of the skin, the immune and nervous systems. Contributes to the renewal of cells and blood cells). I would like to write down the information to remember it. I only find a photo paper to write my notes. The specialist advises me to take one of the four copies of my medical file that is at the reception desk. I am surprised. I didn't think they had so much information about my health. The receptionists took all the documents out of their envelopes. I choose to keep the envelopes because they have passwords for me written on them.