

Breast cancer isn't a diagnosis you think you will hear as a 31 year old woman with no family history of the disease. I heard those words on November 2, 2005 and I knew then my life was forever changed. Here is my journey through the world of cancer. I know that even though the journey will be hard, I WILL live Happily Ever After!
Baby you are WAY too pretty to look like Elmer Fud and no matter what happens you ALREADY put O'Connor to shame!
ReplyDeleteLove you, I am so happy you are doing this diary, I'll be sure to check it everyday.
Anna
Fran, I have a dear friend of mine who is 26, and has been battling leukemia for 7 months. She did lose all her hair, she had hair down to her waist that hung in ringlets. She is even prettier now without her hair! And she likes it too! It is starting to grow back in again now, even though she continues with chemo,but she is quite happy with how she looks.
ReplyDeleteAnd you will be gorgeous too, if you happen to lose it!
Hugs for you!
Ellen
My mother had breast cancer. She had all the treatments that were going and she didn't lose her hair so it doesn't automatically happen to everyone.
ReplyDeleteThe main thing is to be positive. Whether your hair stays or goes - you are still the same person and it's the person that is important.