I'm on day 10 of R-chop Chemo and I know my hair is getting ready to depart
I'm devastated , but very appreciative my prognosis is looking good overall and know it's purely cosmetic - but still I can't imagine rebuilding confidence until I have sone reason able regrowth
all head covers seem very 'not me' and buying a wig online seems like a disaster waiting to happen
have ordered a few emergency cotton beanies - and trying them on left me inconsolable I'm hoping to become a wallflower not someone in a bright turban or clearly fake wig - how do you just fade into the background ....
looking for a little advice ..
what are people doing whilst wig shops are all closed down ?
uk nhs - is the prescription thing worth doing ? ( I didn't think you got a voucher in the Uk like years ago unless you were in a low income criteria) Anyone know who the nhs suppliers are ? Does any contribution only count to acrylic hair rather than real ? I've seen the nhs website but was after an experienced view
real hair looks very expensive ( like £1k) - is it worth it
I don't know where to start
my scalp is now dry, my long hair feels like dolls hair , I know it's now a matter of days but I can't bare to cut it .. barely brushing it in fear of losing any ( it looks so dreadful you'd wonder why I'm clinging on ) I never appreciated how this affects people until now and what a big part of my femininity hair is . I'm not the type to rock the look with a fancy turban and big earrings - scared of even letting my family see me
fully aware of how ridiculous I sound !