Feb
22
For a while now I’ve wanted to post pictures of my headgear, but I didn’t have a camera. I didn’t ask for one but Joel brought me our old one when he visited, helped me take pictures, and showed me how to upload them. I can now say that I’m not smooth-bald anymore. In the last few days, I’ve been sprouting; however, it will be quite a while before my hair will really be back. So let the fashion show begin…
CAPS:
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| I wear this cap ALL the time. It’s pretty and comfort because it stretches, but also practical. With no hair, my head is smaller so all my hats end up covering my eyes so I wear the cap under the hat. I’ve received lots of compliments on this one. (gift from the Spanish River English dept.) | This cap is great for around the apartment. (gift from the English dept.) |
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| This a sleep cap that bought early on in my treatments because sometimes my head gets really cold at night. Who knew hair was so useful? | |
HATS:
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| This is my favorite hat. It’s called a newsboy hat, and I think I’ll still wear it when I grow my hair back. (bought with a giftcard from the English dept.) | This hat is reversible and can be tan. I call it my fishermen hat. Can you see my cap underneath? (the other hat I bought with the English dept’s GC) |
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| The English dept. sent me this one too! | I bought this skull cap/hat at www.choosehope.com; they sell cancer inspired merchandise. |
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| I took this picture because I think this hat compliments my duck bill. It really makes me look like a duck. | Gotta love this hat! Katherine, a nurse on the BMT floor in the hospital, made this for me before I was released. It’s very warm and with the weather here, it’s come in handy. |
HEAD WRAPS: (These were what I primarily wore before coming to Tampa, so I’m just going to post a couple.)
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| This unique headwrap is embellished with fringe. (gift from Gracie) |
Thank you for all the gifts! I think I actually look pretty good in them.
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I like the black one and the very first one.