I really loved the pet thread and I'm dying to get my all-time favourite photo on to the site. It's a favourite for a variety of reasons, and even though times were tough, I could look at this pic all day. The love is shining thru.My youngest daughter doing my eyebrows or what was left of them.

I have pics of my hair after coming off, but none of the beautiful bear hug my son gave me as I sobbed with clumps of hair in my hands before contacting the hairdresser. The memory firmly stored forever. I can't imagine what that was like for him. He was 16.

I love this photo. Just being on my horse I felt like the normal me. BC and it's treatments could fade into the distance for a while.

@AllyJay Thank you for those. I can see love, concern and devotion.All feel good emotions even though you're at your worst ebb.Pain can indeed be beautiful.

Waking up and finding out my surgeon had given me instant foobs following my bilateral mastectomy ...it bloody hurt...but I was expecting my tissue expanders to be flat. Of course there are 4 drains attached and shortly after the vomiting started but I was happy for a short time there.

Another pony pic. This one from a long time ago. It was the day after I'd had my lump out, while I was waiting for the inevitable bad news. The last day of not knowing for sure. Big was an absolute champion and just trundled round in circles while I tried to be just about anywhere else. I'd only owned him for a week and he hadn't been ridden in 5 years.

What's your favourite photo of yourself and why is that?

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adean
Member
8 years ago
My first pink bun we ran out and they had to make double the next day.we harrased everyone to buy them lol
Zoffiel
Member
8 years ago
Another pony pic. This one from a long time ago. It was the day after I'd had my lump out, while I was waiting for the inevitable bad news. The last day of not knowing for sure.
Big was an absolute champion and just trundled round in circles while I tried to be just about anywhere else. I'd only owned him for a week and he hadn't been ridden in 5 years.
kezmusc
Member
8 years ago
Thank you @PatsyN. Glad to hear you aren't far off getting back on the horse, so to speak. His name is Chevy and he is cutting/reining bred. He likes doing as little as possible LOL.
PatsyN
Member
8 years ago
@primek Although it gave you a happy surprise it's another example of miscommunication between doctor and patient. This time with a happy outcome. You look very chuffed with yourself for someone who's just come out of a major operation. And look at that skin.
I also see a determination, forward stance, hands on lap...
xo
PatsyN
Member
8 years ago
@kezmusc I love your photo. I wonder how many women are out there yearning to be on their horse once again. It won't be long for me. Your horse looks beautiful. You look like a no nonsense kinda gal. Call a spade a spade but with loads of mischief, lol.
My blacky has had to put up with a variety of riding styles due to me sharing him with my daughter in the earlier years. She liked jumping, dressage and pony club but I like bush and the beach although he was bred for cutting!
kezmusc
Member
8 years ago
I love this photo. Just being on my horse I felt like the normal me. BC and it's treatments could fade into the distance for a while.
kmakm
Member
8 years ago
Stunning @PatsyN and @AllyJay. What a smile @primek!
primek
Member
8 years ago
I have pics of my hair after coming off, but none of the beautiful bear hug my son gave me as I sobbed with clumps of hair in my hands before contacting the hairdresser. The memory firmly stored forever. I can't imagine what that was like for him. He was 16.
primek
Member
8 years ago
Waking up and finding out my surgeon had given me instant foobs following my bilateral mastectomy ...it bloody hurt...but I was expecting my tissue expanders to be flat. Of course there are 4 drains attached and shortly after the vomiting started but I was happy for a short time there.
PatsyN
Member
8 years ago
@AllyJay Thank you for those. I can see love, concern and devotion.
All feel good emotions even though you're at your worst ebb.
Pain can indeed be beautiful.