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March 22
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A MyBCTeam Member

I didn't have to have chemo, but I have friends who had chemo. When their hair grew back in, it was prettier than before, thick and curly. I think it was a consolation for losing it and having to suffer through chemo.

March 26
A MyBCTeam Member

@A MyBCTeam Member
My hair grew back very slowly and different. My hair is very brittle, mostly gray and curly at the back. I decided not to color my hair. I bought several wigs which I found them easier than coloring my hair.
I hope this helps.

March 23 (edited)
A MyBCTeam Member

Personally no, but my cousin had chemo five times and it came back different colors and textures each time. Once, it even came back curly!! Mine came back grayish blonde , thin
and curley just like it was when I lost it. Lol. I am just happy to have hair!!!

March 24
A MyBCTeam Member

I colored my hair before my cancer diagnosis in a blondish color. After it all fell out, it came back in a grayish white color. I assumed that was the color it would be without dying it. I just let it be and get more compliments on it now than I ever did before!!

March 23
A MyBCTeam Member

Yes ma'am!

March 22

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