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FormerMember

12 Apr 2011

tried on loads today decided on one but not in the colour i tried on getting the right colour next week stilll have my hair but my chemo nurse tells me it will fall out so i am prepared now have several bandanas as well as not gonna wear wig all the time.bring it on chemo if you dare

FormerMember over 14 years ago

go girl i shaved mine to a no 3 after my 2nd chemo they then decided to stop the drug that makes your hair fall out so i was left with only a 1/4 of my hair if that now the little i have has started to grow but dont wear my wig at all cos its so hot and uncomfortable and im so conscious of it so i just go out without anything felt so strange and i get some weird looks but hey bald and beatiful thats what i say put on my makeup lipstick and off i go so our hair will grow back its a sall price for us to get better girl take care love and hugs jen xxxx
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FormerMember over 14 years ago

I tried some wigs in a posh shop recommended by my onco. Horrible- they had moved the wig dept to the hairdressing dept and expected me to take off my hat amongst all the pretty young things getting their hair done.

I asked for privacy and was put in a stockroom and they brought the only two blonde wigs they had. My own hair was short and thin anyway so I looked like a cross between Lady Ga Ga and Dolly Parton.And they wanted to charge £400. I fled. I just wore a hat.

I did find a website - can't rememebr the name- wig something but they were in Patrington in East Yorkshire but by then they had stopped the drug as it didn't work anyway.

Good luck with the chemo and stay beautiful.

Love Jen XX
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