Sunday, August 31, 2014
Day 51 of 100 Days of Good Karma.
Hair loss is happening much faster now. I’m shedding like my dog in August.
It doesn’t hurt, but my scalp is really tender and itchy. I can’t run my fingers through my hair without getting a handful.
At the beginning of chemotherapy I thought this meant hair loss.
I was wrong.
This is what real hair loss looks like.
This is what came out between 6pm Friday night and 11am Sunday morning.
A friend of mine came over and cleaned the drains to my bathtub last week. She must really love me because she hates hair. I could hear her gagging in the bathroom from where I stood in the kitchen.
(If you listen you can probably hear her gagging just reading this post.)
She may never set foot in my house again after she reads this.
Today’s silver lining: That pink wig will be put to use in the near future.
What’s your silver lining today? I love comments!
xoxo,
Meghan
I can hear the gagging! Can you hear me giggling at her gagging? 😉
Yep. 🙂
I can’t imagine how you must feel seeing that every time you brush your hair or even touch it! We ladies are so attached to our hair as it such a part of our identity. I know you are very strong and I love how you are able to keep writing through all of this.
It’s definitely been an adventure.
okay, wow. That is quite a hairball.
Stupid cancer.
Yup.
Pretty in pink lovies!!!
🙂
I will always step foot in your house and clean your drains…..even if I’m gagging the whole time. 😉 You are going to rock that pink wig!
Oh good! Thank you!
I think you worried about this day, the day your brush would start filling up. Well now that it’s begun I hope it’s not near as scary as you imagined it, and I hope you get through it quickly and find the silver lining.
Ya know, it is sorta stalkerish how much I think about you lately. I am a fan of your writing. When this is all said and done, I would like an autographed photo of you in that pink wig.
I’m up late if you can’t sleep tomorrow.
Thank you. 🙂
I’m sorry sweetie. But, for every hair follicle it kills, it kills Ca cells! Every hair you clean out tell yourself, smile, knowing that is KILLING the cancer cells also. Jump up and down, do the happy dance. Then if needed, go to the bathroom and cry. Will any of the hats work for u? Thinking of u everyday, SUPERWOMAN
How about I start with a smile for each hair lost and work my way up to a happy dance?
Yes, the hats are perfect. Thank you for making them. It was too kind of you.
I love you, Meghan
I love you whatever way you are. You are an inspiration to me. When I have an ache or pain I think of what you are going through and suck it up and go on. LOVE YA
Thank you. I love you, too. 🙂
Maybe I should rock a pink wig too! xoxox
You could totally get away with it. 🙂
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