But now it's worse. Pictures really do not convey just how disturbingly thin my hair is now.
My part is very pronounced. I concede that it's not so bad from the front. (All my hair is pushed in front of my shoulders for this photo.)
From the back, though... My part now extends all the way to the back of my head, and it ends in not exactly a bald spot, but like a bald line.
I'm going out to dinner with a friend tonight, and I can't decide if I should wear a headcover or not. I did buy a couple options from Headcovers Unlimited. I need to figure out if I would feel more self-conscious about a bald line or a headcover. I don't have any stylish hats. I do have a few baseball hats, but I think I'd feel equally self-conscious in any kind of headwear, since I don't normally wear any.
Meanwhile, my sense of taste continues to change. We had pasta with a tomato sauce on Sunday, and I was cautious in case it tasted metallic like last week's ketchup. Instead, it was just plain bland! I made dinner myself, and I know how much salt, pepper, basil, and oregano I put in. I couldn't taste any of it, and Ken said it was definitely just me. Weird, but I guess food tasting bland is better than it tasting like metal.
I still have an almost constant background headache, blurry vision, blood in stuffy/runny nose, acne, and occasional mild neuropathy. Tiredness / fatigue continues to span Sunday through Wednesday.
I feel so relieved that I'm not working this year, so I can just hibernate at home, and only go out when I want to.
The hair thinning is just temporary Irene. Have you tried piling it all on top of your head in a "messy bun" style? I have thin hair and I go for that style when i want to make it look more voluminous.
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Ramya