Guest guest Posted October 14, 2004 Report Share Posted October 14, 2004 Dear Lynn, I bought a Welch one - about $135. - synthetic - easy to care for. My friend is a hairdresser. She said human hair wigs are not only more expensive, but harder to take care of. Just don't wash the synthetic one too much - first one I ruined! (I think I drowned it) Love, PS How is your daughter doing? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 14, 2004 Report Share Posted October 14, 2004 Thanks for the info. I'll be very careful not to drown it!!! One thing I liked about the sythetic is that I wouldn't have to fuss with it after washing - it's permanently *set*. My daughter is doing ok right now. We're sort of in a lull right now, so that I could meet with the plastic surgeon them make some decisions. She'll probably get a little more upset when I get my 2nd surgery done. I've decided not to have reconstruction right away. They couldn't tell me if I'll need radiation or not after the chemo, plus I don't want to take the chance of not healing well and having to put off my chemo. I'm also trying to decide which reconstruction to do - either the back or tummy. I asked which would interfere least with my horse business and he really couldn't say one over the other. I need all the muscles I can get for riding, breeding, haying, mucking, training babies..... Any ideas? Lynn Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 14, 2004 Report Share Posted October 14, 2004 Thanks for the info. I'll be very careful not to drown it!!! One thing I liked about the sythetic is that I wouldn't have to fuss with it after washing - it's permanently *set*. My daughter is doing ok right now. We're sort of in a lull right now, so that I could meet with the plastic surgeon them make some decisions. She'll probably get a little more upset when I get my 2nd surgery done. I've decided not to have reconstruction right away. They couldn't tell me if I'll need radiation or not after the chemo, plus I don't want to take the chance of not healing well and having to put off my chemo. I'm also trying to decide which reconstruction to do - either the back or tummy. I asked which would interfere least with my horse business and he really couldn't say one over the other. I need all the muscles I can get for riding, breeding, haying, mucking, training babies..... Any ideas? Lynn Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 14, 2004 Report Share Posted October 14, 2004 Thanks for the info. I'll be very careful not to drown it!!! One thing I liked about the sythetic is that I wouldn't have to fuss with it after washing - it's permanently *set*. My daughter is doing ok right now. We're sort of in a lull right now, so that I could meet with the plastic surgeon them make some decisions. She'll probably get a little more upset when I get my 2nd surgery done. I've decided not to have reconstruction right away. They couldn't tell me if I'll need radiation or not after the chemo, plus I don't want to take the chance of not healing well and having to put off my chemo. I'm also trying to decide which reconstruction to do - either the back or tummy. I asked which would interfere least with my horse business and he really couldn't say one over the other. I need all the muscles I can get for riding, breeding, haying, mucking, training babies..... Any ideas? Lynn Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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