Hair, Hair, everywhere!!!

If you know anything about cancer and chemo, you know that most people lose their hair. Well some people go into a relatively crazy state of mind when their hair falls out. There are others deal with it as a part of being a cancer patient. Confidently, I can say that I was one of the latter. I was really unmoved or directly related to the moment when my hair started to fall out. I am extremely confident in the fact that my hair doesn't define who I am and the amount of beauty I have. I really wish that other women without a deadly disease could see that our beauty lies much more deeper than the length, texture, and color of our hair. Anyway with that being said, I can say that I have been blessed enough to have the ability to grow my hair back. It's growing back very quickly considering I was completely bald just 2 months ago. With every blessing there is some sort of collateral damage that comes with it. Here is a funny story for you:

My mother and I were getting dressed to go out for dinner and a movie for Mother's day. As I step out of the shower with just a tank top on, she turns to me and says "Have you always been this hairy?" I say to her "I can't remember its been so long ago. I blame chemo brain." She then replies to me "well your back has A LOT of hair on it." 


HAHA as I thought about how embarrassing it is to have a hairy back but when you don't have any hair anywhere else, I guess it's nice to have hair anywhere. HAHA!! Either way, I would like to say that things could be a lot worse no hair and died or a hairy back and a full life ahead of me, I believe that I will take the latter. :-)