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Eczema Out LoudEczema and Confidence — Abby CramondAbby Cramond is a NEA Ambassador, a recent college graduate and has a burgeoning career as a swimwear runway model.
She joins this episode of Eczema Out Loud to share the story of how her eczema first showed up and how she navigates the fashion and modeling industry while managing flares. She also shares some wise words about letting your confidence shine through your eczema.
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National Eczema Association (NEA)
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