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Bald. The funny side

chemobiyatch.blogspot.com
chemobiyatch.blogspot.com CSN Member Posts: 4
in Humor #1

i'm writing a blog, with humor, on a crappy situation. 

http://chemobiyatch.blogspot.com

please follow and enjoy. 

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  • cindysuetoyou
    cindysuetoyou CSN Member Posts: 513
    #2
    Thank you

    I read your stuff on your blog. Thank you for making me smile and for making my heavy heart a little lighter. You are pretty awesome. Being able to laugh about this stuff makes me feel like I have some power over cancer, instead of it being overpowering. Don't know if that makes sense or not.....

    Thank you again---please keep on writing and turning the tables on cancer!

    love and blessings,

    Cindy in Salem, OR

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  • Folks24
    Folks24 CSN Member Posts: 106
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    Wiser

    When I went bald I learned a bunch of stuff I didn't know.

    It gets dry up there so you have to use moisturizer. It can get sunburnt so I had to wear a hat or sunscreen. AND it got cold up there so the wig helped.  I never really thought about those things until I lost my hair with chemo.

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  • shinning_like_me
    shinning_like_me CSN Member Posts: 23
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    Folks24 said:

    Wiser

    When I went bald I learned a bunch of stuff I didn't know.

    It gets dry up there so you have to use moisturizer. It can get sunburnt so I had to wear a hat or sunscreen. AND it got cold up there so the wig helped.  I never really thought about those things until I lost my hair with chemo.

    lol, that true so much to

    lol, that true so much to explore that bald head.

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