You're welcome Kim. You'll more than likely have the same color. Just be aware....the first tidbits of new hair is very soft ...almost like duck down. Mine was so soft & white at first. Then my hair became darker & grew in thicker. It hasn't taken...
You're welcome Kim. You'll more than likely have the same color. Just be aware....the first tidbits of new hair is very soft ...almost like duck down. Mine was so soft & white at first. Then my hair became darker & grew in thicker. It hasn't taken very long at all. :).
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anonymous
Survivor since 2012
Great picture, Diana! I'm feeling a little stubble here and there, but no real growth yet!
anonymous
Survivor since 2012
Also, FYI, I've never worn a wig. I stick to scarves for the most part, and I sleep in beanie hats so I don't get too cold! It's a matter of choice, of course. A friend who was going through chemo and working at the same time (don't know how...
Also, FYI, I've never worn a wig. I stick to scarves for the most part, and I sleep in beanie hats so I don't get too cold! It's a matter of choice, of course. A friend who was going through chemo and working at the same time (don't know how she did it) wore a wig because she had to be professional. She said the wig was always uncomfortable. I'm retired and frankly could care less. There are lots of scarves out there that are made specifically for cancer patients, and many of them are very pretty and flattering.