I finally did it... the part I had been dreading for almost three months now. Sunday morning, I was trying to get ready for church and there was nothing I could do with my hair. By than it was dry, dead and thin hair. I was getting tried of holding on to it. I knew I wasn't going to make it till Thursday. Brett had been so helpful each day brushing my hair lightly so I could pull it back into a pony tail. I think by than Brett was tried of seeing me struggle with my hair for the past few days. But trying to be a good husband and not saying anything until I was ready to make the decsion. I was gettin pretty tried of the hair all over the bathroom foor and all over our house. That's when I made up my mind that after church was going to be the time. And besides I had a bunch of cute hats, wigs,and scarves that needed to be worn. I asked my good friend, Julie, if she wouldn't mind coming over to shave my hair. It soon became a "Hair Shaving Party" with the group of my good friends and Sunday treats. It was pretty scary, in fact it might be one of the scariest/bravest things I have done in my life so far. After it was over, I didn't want to look in a mirror. I was afraid what I looked like. Even though, all of my friends told me that I looked really good and I had a beautiful head. It took me a few minutes to look at myself. It was a little frightening at first, but I looked at myself again and I didn't think I looked that all that bad. A few of my friends stayed a few more hours and we chatted, I completley forgot about my hair, well lact of. I still felt like me. My hair had changed, but I haven't. Brinlee thinks I look like her dad and Brighton thinks it's cool, but kind of weird. I asked Brett what he thought about his bald wife and he said , "your still you and your hair doesn't define you." I do have to say that I am so happy I finally let go of it. It was a big hurdle that I had to jump over, I did it, and I a feel so relieved.
Bennett
14 years ago
Sara, I've been following your blog and your journey for a little while now. I am so proud of you for making this step. It shows that you are in control and very, very brave. Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteAnd we are so proud of you! You are amazingly strong, and oh so brave! AND BEAUTIFUL! I wouldn't say it if I didn't mean it! :)
ReplyDeleteSara, you are my hero! So brave! Next thing to conquer - Tower of Terror!
ReplyDeleteHey it's Janessa's sister & mom. We both think you look like Demi Moore as (G.I. Jane!!) You look absolutely beautiful. Attitude is a huge part & by reading your posts you are very positive. If you need anything please let us know.
ReplyDeleteYOU are ONE HOT BABE! REALLY!!! I think you are so pretty your hair was covering up your gorgeous eyes!!! BE GONE! LOVE IT. GOOD job. And I am so happy you feel relieved.
ReplyDeleteIt was so good to go back through your blog and read about your journey. You have such an AMAZING attitude! I really admire you for being so brave and honest about everything. I think you look BEAUTIFUL. SERIOUSLY! I'll be praying everything goes smoothly tomorrow and in the next several days after your treatment. Then when I get back we are going to go do something fun and laugh and have our babies play..FINALLY! Love ya!
ReplyDeleteWOW girl, you look good! You just might start a trend with this by how sexy you look!! Your awesome!
ReplyDeleteYou are just gorgeous.....hair or not! My mom said she ran into you today. She can't believe how well you are doing!
ReplyDeleteI think you look beautiful, really! Now I kinda want to shave my head. You could be starting a new trend!!!:)
ReplyDeleteYOu look really good! I am actually jealous. THink of the time you will cut down on getting ready!
ReplyDeleteYou are be.a.utiful! For reals!! You look great as a baldy.
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