Re: Re: HAIR Today, Gone Tomorrow?

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Personally I think it looks fuller now. I have LONG

hair, that is more or less all one length. And I have

a LOT of it. But I work very hard to keep it healthy

and nice. So I am panicing, I will take all the

suppliments I can, I am even thinking about taking it

now till the surgery. Can't be too careful on this one

as far as I am concerned. When I heard about it I

almost changed my mind. By the way, if any of you are

curious and want to see my current " Before " pictures,

feel free to check out my website.

http://www.member.tripod.com/jenykell/ Me for all the

world to see.

--- kathy@... wrote:

> Hi Jen,

> Well, when I lift it up (or blow it up with my blow

> dryer), you can see

> more of my scalp -- can actually see the shape of my

> head. When I got

> my hair cut, I asked the hairdresser to give me a

> cut that would give

> me the most volume. I think it works pretty good.

> You can look at my

> current before and after pictures and see what you

> think. The before

> was taken the day before surgery and the after was

> taken last Friday.

>

> http://www.webniche.com/wls

>

> KathleenF

> Open DGB/DS

> Dr. Rabkin/Dr. Jossart

> 01/02/01: 374#

> 05/15/01: 286#

>

>

> > I CANNOT cut my hair. I will take every

> suppliment,

> > do anything and everything I can to slow this

> process

> > down. I know it probably will happen, but I am

> > worried about it none the less. I LOVE my hair,

> and I

> > wont cut it absolutely not. (Also almost at my

> waist)

> > Now... you say you lost half your hair and you

> can

> > only tell when you lift it up, what do you mean by

> > that? Please help me.

> >

> > Jen

>

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[Guest guest]

i tried to check out our webpage but could not. am i doing something wrong?

Re: Re: HAIR Today, Gone Tomorrow?

> Personally I think it looks fuller now. I have LONG

> hair, that is more or less all one length. And I have

> a LOT of it. But I work very hard to keep it healthy

> and nice. So I am panicing, I will take all the

> suppliments I can, I am even thinking about taking it

> now till the surgery. Can't be too careful on this one

> as far as I am concerned. When I heard about it I

> almost changed my mind. By the way, if any of you are

> curious and want to see my current " Before " pictures,

> feel free to check out my website.

> http://www.member.tripod.com/jenykell/ Me for all the

> world to see.

>

>

>

> --- kathy@... wrote:

> > Hi Jen,

> > Well, when I lift it up (or blow it up with my blow

> > dryer), you can see

> > more of my scalp -- can actually see the shape of my

> > head. When I got

> > my hair cut, I asked the hairdresser to give me a

> > cut that would give

> > me the most volume. I think it works pretty good.

> > You can look at my

> > current before and after pictures and see what you

> > think. The before

> > was taken the day before surgery and the after was

> > taken last Friday.

> >

> > http://www.webniche.com/wls

> >

> > KathleenF

> > Open DGB/DS

> > Dr. Rabkin/Dr. Jossart

> > 01/02/01: 374#

> > 05/15/01: 286#

> >

> >

> > > I CANNOT cut my hair. I will take every

> > suppliment,

> > > do anything and everything I can to slow this

> > process

> > > down. I know it probably will happen, but I am

> > > worried about it none the less. I LOVE my hair,

> > and I

> > > wont cut it absolutely not. (Also almost at my

> > waist)

> > > Now... you say you lost half your hair and you

> > can

> > > only tell when you lift it up, what do you mean by

> > > that? Please help me.

> > >

> > > Jen

> >

>

>

>

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