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My hair came back as thin as before, maybe slightly thinner. 😦 But the good news is that while it came back charcoal gray, the gray grew out and my old dark brown came back. 🙂
Hi, I found your page through Marie’s JBBC blog and look forward to reading more of your cartoons (and going back through your posts to see the others) ~Catherine
Hey Mags my hair grew back just as thick if not thicker than before, grey and curly. My hubby loves it hee hee hahahahahah lol
Hey Mich love your comment! I would love to see mine curly but not sure my hubby will like that hehehe
Bravo pour cette bd. Ce n’est que maintenant (2 ans après) que je parviens à lire les histoires des autres femmes. Et ces dessins me le permettent d’une façon ludique et agréable.
J’ai également pris du poids que je peine à perdre. Et je trouve que j’ai encore pas mal de troubles du sommeil 2 ans après.
Bonne continuation et bon rétablissement.
Reblogged this on Journeying Beyond Breast Cancer and commented:
I discovered a new blog today – check out magsblog – a breast cancer experience in cartoons.