TEXT BOOK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I hope the rest of your treatment and recovery is textbook too! Keep waffling, there are lots of people listening. XX

When the hair goes, it means I think for some, I have cancer and it is real, it confirms the start of a journey. I have shaved my hair all off in preparation for chemo and have got myself some great wigs, mind you I have my old ones still from the first time around. It is a roller-coaster ride of ups and downs my love, make the most of good days and it is ok to have down days, we all do. Good luck with your treatment, we are all with you.....love Carol x

Thank you ValS will defo keep waffling thats me!

Thanks Carol, got a couple of wigs and some scarves and hats.  Did think about shaving the remainder off but its so thin and short as you can see from the picture that will prob. leave it for now.  You are sooooo right having no hairs speaks volumes and says CANCER!!!! and as much as you get your head round it (ha ha ,no pun intended) thats confirmation isn't it?  Anyways onwards and upwards as they say.  Got a house full of family tomorrow which will be fab and only a few days til FEC no 2 yay, one more to tick off.  Thanks for your support, enjoy your weekend too!!! xxxxx  love Alex

I thought I had got away with it as just before my second chemo  I still had my hair. Then all of a sudden I ran my hands through my hair and it was coming out in handfulls. Bugger.

It reminds you that you have cancer when you look in the mirror so I used to avoid looking until I put my wig on.

As you say it will grow back and thicker usually and in lovely condition.

Best of luck with the rest of your treatment.

Sue xxxxx

Thanks Sue, you're right it's the look of cancer when you have no hair and thats the scary thing a constant reminder! But am not going to let this get me down, I will be strong and it will grow back and if I'm lucky better than the hair I had before!!! ha ha ha

Thanks for your support,

Love  Alex xxx