I was so grateful to get abit of hair on my head but now it's driving me nuts.
It's mousy grey with unruly waves, can't do a thing with it. So took matters into my own hands and put a light brown rinse through it.
Not satisfied with that I had to go and put some blonde streaks on top. They came out orange so now I look like some mangey tabby cat!
So will wait for the brown to fade (6wks) and find a hairdresser.
Will be sewing more headbands this avo!
Well my partner and I did go to Canada last year, initially for the International breast cancer survivor dragon boating regatta in Peterborough (near Kingston and Toronto), but we turned it into a very big holiday... loved it too. The photo however, was taken in the chalet foyer of Mt Buller lodge, where my eldest brother got married!!! We were planning the Canada trip, and saw the moose, and had to have a photo. I did actually see some in the wild, less their antlers, but they may have been caribou, not sure, but they were very big!!
Narelle
Well, i was 30, but i have heard of and met women who were younger than that, in fact i met another girl called Narelle as well, who was 21 being treated at the same time as me... that is very young.
Hi Narelle,
Well it's good to know my hair will eventually come "normal".You must have been very young when you got cancer.Hope you are ok now.
Tonya
hi there, well i always said any hair is a bonus lol. but reading your story, i have dark hair, and when i was younger decided to get blonde streaks, the day i went to get them i had a mustard skirt and top, and when i came out i looked like a tube of mustard, lol, but i kep getting them and they soon turned blonde. so good luck with the colouring, i'm sure it doesnt look as bad as you think. and curls are great i just washed and went while i had them, but now back to blow drying and straightening as its only curly on the ends. lol so enjoy.
