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Darlene King
| 3
Aw, I can relate. Mine was so nice and long before I lost it to ovarian cancer 3 years ago. It finally got so long that I had to cut a few inches off.
By
malicemassacre
| 17
You are so strong to go through such a harsh treatment. Please, don’t let your insecurities haunt you in your dreams. You are a beautiful fighter nothing less!
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By
Darlene King
| 3
Aw, I can relate. Mine was so nice and long before I lost it to ovarian cancer 3 years ago. It finally got so long that I had to cut a few inches off.
By
RichardPencil
| 29
So your dream about long hair was that it was a nuisance? I'll send you a scrunchie.
By
malicemassacre
| 17
You are so strong to go through such a harsh treatment. Please, don’t let your insecurities haunt you in your dreams. You are a beautiful fighter nothing less!
By
xxlk4xx
| 4
first of all, I'm sorry for what you've gone and are going through! although I have not gone through this, I did have super short hair most of my life and my hair is finally starting to get long so if I were to suddenly lose it I would be so upset because it's taken me about 5 years to get it just past my shoulders! if you arent taking them already, hair and nail vitamins I've heard work pretty well for some people, I take them but I dont notice much of a difference to be honest.
By
greenerich
| 11
I understand and wish you the best. i always thought my hair was my best feature and chemo took it from me. What grew back isn't the same as it was before.
By
Chazzster
| 20
OP, you have my genuine sympathy. I am a cancer survivor (of the esophagus). Chemotherapy is tough. And it’s daunting to lose your hair. But it will come back - mine did. It takes a while, but it’s one of the first improvements you begin to see once you are all over the chemotherapy.
Hang in there, it’s a tough road but you can make it.
Hang in there, it’s a tough road but you can make it.
By
Mona Roblin
| 5
I understand how you feel. Being bald from Chemo was to fun. Are you ready for a laugh? When it finally grew back enough for me to get a haircut, I made an appointment. The lady who did my hair had some really irritating rich clients. Went in early and a lady was sitting there. Told my hairdresser how excited I was for my hair cut. The lady waiting said, "I had to wait two weeks because she was on vacation." Told her I was excited because I had been bald from Chemo. It just slipped out and I felt bad. My hairdresser went into the back room. Went to apologize and she was back there laughing her ass off. She thanked me. It will grow back.
By
samomaha
| 17
I've been through cancer also although no chemo. I know it's tough, but I hope you can find some light and laughter. My sister had breast cancer and lost all of her hair, which was nearly waist long. She had our other sister draw a picture on the b ack of her head using permanent ink. The pic was a man pushing a lawn mower around! And she often went without head covering, just to show off her new art!