How long does hair take to fall out?

I actually laid in the bath, and let my wet hand move through my hair and let the hair fall into the water.  I did not have a sore scalp at all.  

I did exactly what you did but in the end I got my son to shave my head and my scalp stopped hurting. I did it just before the second round. ( 3 weekly) then I wore turbans and beanies ( winter).

I have a wig but leaning towards scarfs for some reason.  I guess cause it’s summer.

Can’t help too much in that regard, I hardly wore them, except tied under straw hats (actually made of paper, very soft and hard wearing- still have them!). The scarfs, knotted to the side, were both colourful and fashionable. Otherwise I wore a wig, had two, although I favoured one and wore it nearly all the time (but the other was great when I accidentally frizzed the one I was wearing when opening a hot oven - only down side of synthetic wigs!). Not everyone likes them but I found a wig great - light, no problem to wash/dry, no styling required, and - best of all, as I worked through chemo - no odd looks/explanations/awkwardness when dealing with the general public as I did a lot. What each person chooses is really personal, and most work out pretty quickly what suits them and their life best, for the duration. Best wishes. 

Thanks Afraser.  I liked the pixie too, too bad I didn’t get to have it very long!  Today my hair looks like an old man! Aargh!  Anyone got head scarf tips?

Hi there
The sore scalp is normal and it will improve but I felt the same as you - shaving seemed too hard on a sore head. My friendly local hairdresser cut my hair really short (No 3 clippers) once I started getting hairs in my hands. It took some time to completely shed but very short hairs made less mess. At night I took to wearing a sleeping cap, which I found very useful as I could just shake out the hair in the morning. It protected my sensitive scalp too. The pixie cut really suits you. As your hair grows back you can reclaim it! Best wishes.