Several years ago, I
posted here about a female Family and Consumer Science teacher who proudly sported a
head that was bald as a bowling ball—presumably from cancer treatments. In honor of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, this is an update.
I recently saw her
walking through the halls. She now has a
nice, thick head of hair. I remember
hearing once that post-chemotherapy hair can be even thicker and better than
before, and it certainly seemed true in this case. I’m pleased to report that she looked healthy
and rosy and ready to take on the next adventure that life has to offer.
And even more than
ever, she walked like a winner.
There will come a
time when you believe everything is finished.
That will be the beginning. ~Louis L’Amour
That could be a CS story about overcoming obstacles...
ReplyDeleteI have a friend whose hair came back in curly. She doesn't like it, but it looks marvelous on her.
I also have a friend whose hair came back curly, and she loves it.
ReplyDeleteYour description of the teacher's new winning attitude is wonderful, Tammy. I enjoyed this read.
K
What wonderful news about your teacher-friend. And I love your quote.
ReplyDeleteThat's the type of story we all like to read!
ReplyDeletePat
Critter Alley
Wonderful! And I love the quote too!
ReplyDeleteNice, positive post Tammy. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteThe quote is meaningful, and your message about your colleague is uplifting. My friend lost her straight hair, and when it grew back, it was curly.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE this quote Tammy! May I borrow it for a "quote of the day" on my website? Nice post! ; )
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