Many chemotherapy patients have problems with the thought of losing their hair.
This person’s mother and her sister came up with an idea to make it easier, and they won’t take no for an answer.
Read on to find out what happened.
My sister has cancer and is undergoing chemotherapy, which is why her hair is falling out.
She shaved her head but is very upset about it because she really liked her hair.
The other day my mother suggested that I shave my hair myself so that she could have it made into a wig.
My hair reaches down to my butt.
But it is not that easy and the pressure is increasing.
However, in my father’s culture, you are only allowed to cut your hair when a family member dies, and that is a tradition that my entire family on this side upholds.
I have explained this to both my sister and my mother, but they both insist that I do it.
Then it starts to get personal.
They consider such a tradition meaningless, especially since my sister might die anyway.
Now my sister is angry and says that I obviously don’t care that she has problems and that I don’t understand.
Is this possible?
Pretty hairy situation, isn’t it?
This is what people say:
I have a strong suspicion that this was not about the hair, but about manipulation.
Exactly. What exactly could your hair do that a wig couldn’t?
I’m interested in this too. I wonder why the OP didn’t explain this part.
I can only imagine the emotional blackmail if she needs a new organ or something.
I don’t think you can donate colored hair, and she probably doesn’t want gray hair anyway.
My mother had synthetic hair wigs that looked like her real hair.
Why not do that?
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