The Bald Truth- My Journey From Victim To Survivor Documentary

Angela Chatman is a native of Greenville, Mississippi who now resides in Fort Worth, Texas. She is a mother, educator, author, wardrobe stylist, and ghost writer. Angela serves as a volunteer for several nonprofit organizations within her community. In her spare time, she is a Substitute Teacher for scholars in grade levels K-5, and a contributing author for the Southern Dallas Business & Living Magazine.

Angela has received numerous awards/honors which include Headline Mentors & Performing Arts Wardrobe Stylist Award for the video "Depression." The Strong Woman Award from Strong Consultants Foundation and the Where Are You? Outreach Volunteer Certificate of Appreciation. She was a "From Tragedy to Triumph Rise of a Chain Breaker Honoree and was featured in an exclusive story in the Delta Democrat Times newspaper, (Greenville, MS), Voyage Dallas magazine, and the Southern Dallas Business & Living magazine. In September (2021) she was selectively chosen to be an Ambassador for the Library of Congress National Book Festival. Angela is an advocate for the United Ostomy Associations of America, Inc. (UOAA) and annually attends the Digestive Disease National Coalition public policy forum. This conference brings together patient advocates, health care providers, and industry representatives from the major national voluntary and professional societies concerned with digestive diseases. All attendees hear from multiple panels of leaders in the digestive disease community, learn about the key legislative issues impacting digestive disease patients, and advocate for research to improve care in meetings with Capitol Hill congressional offices.