Hair loss, the one thing that everyone automatically associates with chemotherapy. It's the most obvious sign to the general public that something is going on in your life that you'd really rather not...
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Ciaobella57
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Hang in there- I think the word Surreal hits the nail on the head. Wishing you all the best. As everyone says cry when you need to, you will feel better!
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