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OVdialogue – consider joining our team in the role of Community Champion. Over a few hours each week, you would be part of a team that helps connect people, support conversations and are thought leaders for OVdialogue. This is your opportunity to give back to those who have/continue to support you through the tough times, share your unique experiences, and help celebrate successes. For more details of what this entails, please reach out to @Mfallis (mfallis@ovariancanada.org).
OVdialogue – consider joining our team in the role of Community Champion. Over a few hours each week, you would be part of a team that helps connect people, support conversations and are thought leaders for OVdialogue. This is your opportunity to give back to those who have/continue to support you through the tough times, share your unique experiences, and help celebrate successes. For more details of what this entails, please reach out to @Mfallis (mfallis@ovariancanada.org).
Ovarian Cancer Canada is thrilled to share that we have some exciting updates on the way for OVdialogue. These enhancements are designed to strengthen our community and make your experience even better.
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Stay tuned for more details, and feel free to share your thoughts below. Let’s make this community even stronger!
Hair loss and hats.
midcanada
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Round 10 of Carbo/Taxol with the new addition of Avastin for rounds 10, 11 and 12 has resulted in almost total hair loss today. I didn't totally lose my hair during cycles 1 to 9 and I used summer straw -type hats when needed.
I made myself four slouchy beanie hats today.....it's really cold here in Manitoba and I need them! I have warm outdoor wool hats but I needed indoor light weight hats.
I don't like the wrapped and tied head-wrap style as they never stay done up.
This free pattern is very fast and easy for any of our sewing members. https://mellysews.com/2015/12/sew-a-beanie-hat-slouchy-hat-tutorial.html
Hope this helps someone.
I made myself four slouchy beanie hats today.....it's really cold here in Manitoba and I need them! I have warm outdoor wool hats but I needed indoor light weight hats.
I don't like the wrapped and tied head-wrap style as they never stay done up.
This free pattern is very fast and easy for any of our sewing members. https://mellysews.com/2015/12/sew-a-beanie-hat-slouchy-hat-tutorial.html
Hope this helps someone.
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thanks for that pattern link @midcanada... I found any type of covering made with Bamboo rather than the polyester worked well for temperature control.... also, if you have access to the Guardian Angel rooms where you can get hats and wigs, you can ask for a night cap - it is a light weigh breathable beanie style that worked very well for me.1
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Hi @midcanada thanks for sharing this tip. I'm sure a lot of women will appreciate it. Stay warm!0
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I found this great website https://www.headcovers.com where you can order hats, scarves etc. and best of all - fringes that you can add to the hats so that it looks quite natural. Their scarves are quite voluminous and don't look like typical cancer coverings. When I go to dinner parties etc. I wear a wig. I also bought a partial wig that's very cheap (just on the side, not the top) that you can wear under a hat. I actually had some fun changing 'hairstyles'
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That is a great site - thanks! I found wearing anything with made with the bamboo fibers allowed your head/scalp to breathe well. ( did not retain the heat, so no making you sweat and itch like some of the polyester types)0
