Hair loss tears
Haven't been here for a while.. works kept me busy.. and because of my profession people expect me to cope, to manage, to know how to deal with all this BC malarkey... I go to work each day smile with...
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@Chevvy
Hello Chevvy
This journey can spark some unpredictable moments for sure , when the emotions rise to the surface and flood out! You sound like you are in a work situation that requires much empathy and and kindness for clients and the responsibility and emotional giving of it may drain your resources, while at the same time nourish your soul. Swings and roundabouts! It is absolutely Ok (and in fact a good to release some pent up emotions) at the loss of your hair. I thought losing my hair wouldn't impact to the degree I had read about from others on this forum....but it did...but you get through it and manage and it grows back. I am at the stage where it is about 1 and half inches (in the old money!) long and I ask my husband how it looks.(he is used to seeing me with long blonde hair!! Anyhoo!) His response is supportive and understanding so that keeps me going in a positive direction towards a full head of hair in the future. And this will most likely be your situation as well. I highly recommend a good wig. Why don't you try to go online. There is a great company called WIGS Australia and the staff are very helpful.....I rang the customer services rep and she guided me through choices and particular aspects of the type of wig I wanted. I found wearing a wig liberating (it is very much a personal choice though) and it gave me the freedom to go to work or out and about and actually took my mind off my hair loss. Whatever works for you.....all the very best to you. Warm wishes Patricia xx
Hello Chevvy
This journey can spark some unpredictable moments for sure , when the emotions rise to the surface and flood out! You sound like you are in a work situation that requires much empathy and and kindness for clients and the responsibility and emotional giving of it may drain your resources, while at the same time nourish your soul. Swings and roundabouts! It is absolutely Ok (and in fact a good to release some pent up emotions) at the loss of your hair. I thought losing my hair wouldn't impact to the degree I had read about from others on this forum....but it did...but you get through it and manage and it grows back. I am at the stage where it is about 1 and half inches (in the old money!) long and I ask my husband how it looks.(he is used to seeing me with long blonde hair!! Anyhoo!) His response is supportive and understanding so that keeps me going in a positive direction towards a full head of hair in the future. And this will most likely be your situation as well. I highly recommend a good wig. Why don't you try to go online. There is a great company called WIGS Australia and the staff are very helpful.....I rang the customer services rep and she guided me through choices and particular aspects of the type of wig I wanted. I found wearing a wig liberating (it is very much a personal choice though) and it gave me the freedom to go to work or out and about and actually took my mind off my hair loss. Whatever works for you.....all the very best to you. Warm wishes Patricia xx