"Most obstacles melt away when we make up our minds to walk boldly through them."

-Orison Swett Marden

Friday, September 25, 2009

Hairdo's and Don'ts

This Saturday, I am going to my high school's homecoming dance. As my roommate Dawna and I were planning out the evening, she suggested that I come early so that she could do my hair. I started laughing, and she was confused. The funny thing is, she wasn't trying to make a joke. She actually forgot that I was bald. I was blown away by this. Cancer is such a core part of who I am now, but when my friends think of me, it's nice to know that they don't think of me as "Cancer Gabi" or "Chemo Kid." To them, I'm still just Gabi.

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  1. have fun at homecoming! i'm sure you'll look beautiful :)

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  2. I thought about cutting my hair two weeks ago. I finally did it the other night. It's short. I did it myself; I always do.
    Then Mawi linked me to your blog.
    I shake my head. It's just hair and yet it took me two weeks to decide. I look at you and you are so beautiful - but your beauty is more than skin deep. Your beauty comes from within. My thoughts for the last two weeks were based on whether my kids would still think I look like a "princess" with short hair (they are young, cute and delusional).
    Tomorrow, I am going to show them a real queen!
    I love you and I don't even know you! Thanks Gabi!

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