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Went to American Cancer Society yesterday
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You are beautiful Laurissa,Lighthouse_7 said:The wig sounds beautiful and
The wig sounds beautiful and so are you!
You just look people right in the face and be proud.
Big Hugs,
Wanda
You are beautiful Laurissa, inside and out!
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Human Hair wig
I wore my human hair wig for 7 1/2 months and my stylist kept it colored and styled for me. It was amazing how many compliments I got while wearing it from people who had no idea it was a wig. Now I am getting compliments on my "hair cut" since I stopped wearing the wig last week. REALLY? They think I wanted 1/2 inch long hair? LOL.
Good luck, hold your head high and look people right in the eye, they can only hope they would be as brave as you if they were faced with this situation.
Jennifer -
Laurissa, you are beautiful,
Laurissa, you are beautiful, and you're a warrior on top of it. I'm so happy you're getting a human hair wig, that sounds really cool. I have a synthetic one on order. My hair is still super dry, thinning some but not a lot. I did miss the gemzar on Monday so that may make a difference...how's your hair doing? They say 10-14 days after the first chemo, well, that makes day 10 today for you and I. Keep me posted and keep fighting, we have to come out at the other end of this and see Ned somewhere in the distance:)
Hugs,
Kari -
NED will be working on hispinkkari09 said:Laurissa, you are beautiful,
Laurissa, you are beautiful, and you're a warrior on top of it. I'm so happy you're getting a human hair wig, that sounds really cool. I have a synthetic one on order. My hair is still super dry, thinning some but not a lot. I did miss the gemzar on Monday so that may make a difference...how's your hair doing? They say 10-14 days after the first chemo, well, that makes day 10 today for you and I. Keep me posted and keep fighting, we have to come out at the other end of this and see Ned somewhere in the distance:)
Hugs,
Kari
NED will be working on his new dance for you two! So, get yourselves thru your treatments and let the music begin!
Hope, love and prayers,
Sue
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Laurissa... glad to hear you
Laurissa... glad to hear you are doing things for you that will make you feel better about yourself. I wore a synthetic wig when I underwent chemo. Yours sounds beautiful.
How great to hear you have a beautician in the family. I am sure she is going to style it just perfectly for you.
My mother in law saw Dolly Parton at The Hollywood Bowl some weeks ago. Dolly makes no qualms how she feels about her wigs. She absolutely loves them and has been wearing them for many, many years. I know you are going to look slamming in yours!
There are certain things that are out of our control, but attitude is something we can tweak in our favor. Hugs to you dear one.
XOXO
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You will look beautiful inMyTurnNow said:Laurissa, I remember all too
Laurissa, I remember all too well the loss of hair. Your wig sounds beautiful and I'm sure will just add to your beauty. You are a fighter and some how, some way you will conquer, again. I feel it. I'm rooting for YOU!! (((Hugs)))
You will look beautiful in your new wig!
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Donation
I just donated 2 wigs to our ACS office. One I got from them and never wore; the other I bought and never wore either. (I had one that I wore a lot that I loved...keeping it just in case!)
The girl at ACS was actually rude to me and was hesitant to take the wigs. She finally did, but I felt rejected.
Glad you found one to work for you. If you have to buy one, get a prescription from your oncologist. My insurance company paid 80% for a "cranial prosthesis."
Bonnie -
LaurissaBMS said:Donation
I just donated 2 wigs to our ACS office. One I got from them and never wore; the other I bought and never wore either. (I had one that I wore a lot that I loved...keeping it just in case!)
The girl at ACS was actually rude to me and was hesitant to take the wigs. She finally did, but I felt rejected.
Glad you found one to work for you. If you have to buy one, get a prescription from your oncologist. My insurance company paid 80% for a "cranial prosthesis."
Bonnie
The wig sounds nice!
Good luck with all your treatment, and keep your chin up.
Karie
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