27 Dec
I am not allowed to get the area where they operated wet for a whole week which means washing my hair is rather out of bounds, booooo. On Christmas Eve, my lovely Mum helped me wash most of it, being very careful to avoid the area around my left ear, but of course by today, it’s getting in desperate need of a wash again.
Apologies for the rubbish quality of photo; my mobile phone wasn’t really chosen for it’s photo taking abilities, and I look far too tired now to take a shot with my (third) baby (the D90) so it’ll have to do.
So, whatddya think? Do I have enough “hat hours” under my belt to get the approval of the “hat wear” judges?
It covered the hair anyhow!
Good news is that I’m feeling much less dizzy today than I have been. Although the lip blister feels far larger and is more irritating than it looks. I’m rather hoping I may lose a few pounds over the next couple of weeks as my taste hasn’t shown any sign yet of returning, so food isn’t quite as much fun! There’s a positive in everything right? 😀
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4 Responses for "My attempt to hide the hair…"
Oooh very chic! And very French-looking.
As someone who has done two-thirds of a speech therapy degree (BA Linguistics rather than BSc Linguistics and Language Pathology), I was wondering how much speech you have, and how the CI will affect it. It would be really interesting to record yourself reading a short passage of text pre-switch on, and see how/if it changes anything after you are fully bionic!
Who knows, you might be able to hear a difference for yourself! How exciting! 😀
Glad you are well. Thank you for your message after I let you know about my hard of hearing forum closed. You look well and the hat and scarf suits you. All the best for the New Year.
Hi Bryony , you have more than enough” hat hours” in, nice to see you looking better
Thanks for the comments!
Rach, I have wondered this – my speech is quite good anyway, but it will be interesting to see if the CI changes it in any way! I will let you know!
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