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                    jenny1054                
                
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                    last monday i was diagnosed with liver mets starting chemo tomorrow. have three scares 1 my hair willgo.. scarf or wigs? we swim here soon we start and i am a swimmer!!! and have lovely long curly hair 2 we have to tell mum this week 3. will ibe able to work i love my work and it gives me great satisfaction!!! now we see feel consoled
do wigs on line really look as good as they promise.where i come form we dont have much choice
                            do wigs on line really look as good as they promise.where i come form we dont have much choice
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            Hi, Jenny - I wear them all;
Hi, Jenny - I wear them all; scarves, caps, hats and wigs. Like you, we're very rural and I have to order lots of things online. Re wigs: make sure you get the monofilament top. Much more life like and cooler. Like anything else, you get what you pay for. You don't have to spend a fortune, tho. $150 or so.
They have swim caps for chemo patients, too. If I can remember where the link was, I'll send it to you. (still have slight chemo brain). LOL!!!
I was able to work part time MOST of the time during chemo. Jan/Feb were pretty much spent at home. But I worked during Dec and then went back mid Feb to present. I finished chemo 2 weeks ago. Just listen to your body and rest when needed.
Prayers and hugs go out to you. Teresa - 
            
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