*I shave my head* Losing all my hair to chemotherapy
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- Опубліковано 2 лип 2021
- This video has taken a while to post because of how vulnerable it was for Delia. She feels it's important to share in hopes that it brings value to any others currently walking the road of breast cancer or any other path leading to chemotherapy. The cold capping didn't work as well as we had hoped and it was time to make a change. Delia decides to shave her head and cut off all the matted knots that proved to be unsalvageable. We both had a feeling this day would come but it was still a very emotional moment. As with the rest of the steps in this journey, Delia handles it with grace and positivity. We discuss some of the things that have made this burden much lighter to bare; namely wigs. Delia has found a new hobby it seems with changing up wigs and having fun with it. Balding and hair loss can be inevitable at times along with many other changes that occur as we walk through life. We cannot change what happens to us most of the time, but we can always control our outcome and response to life's challenges. There are always ways to find light in darkness and we hope this vlog brings value to anyone going through any trial life brings.
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This hairdresser was so understanding and respectful of the whole situation, it was refreshing to see. And Delia you are so strong and beautiful
Delia, my name is Cara. My mum was diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer when I was 10. She is now 72. I am about to turn 43, 3 years older than when she was diagnosed. She lost her hair and then had it shaved. My sisters and I, as little girls, called her newly growing hair "monkey fuzz." I loved touching her hair. It was her still being alive. You are so strong. Hair grows back. So did her eyelashes and eyebrows. The point is that they did. It grew back differently but it was not what defined her. Her being alive did that. You are so strong, Delia! From another Cara across the world little sister. I see you and send you lots of love. My prayers are with you and Dylan and your families. You will get through this. Thank you for being such a wonderful vessel of Grace and Love.
How is she so positive? A living angel. You deserve none of this but you’re handling so well the cards you’ve been dealt.
My daughter was 25 when she was diagnosed with cancer. She was on chemo for a year and then got a bone marrow transplant. She lost her hair 4 times, and each time it came in a different color and texture. She didn't like wigs so she just accepted her bald head. And she was beautiful, just like you are. Prayers going up for you.
She’s one of those chicks that can honestly just rock a shaved head…..I’m too busy looking at her smile anyway. ❤️
Delia's smile as the wig came off was nothing short of incredible. Radiating such warmth and strength. That is beauty Delia.
Wow, the smile on your face when you took off the wig and turned around warmed my heart! May God bless you and keep you in the palm of his hands while he shepherds you through this.
I’m a cancer survivor so I completely understand what you are going through. Your attitude and the way you are approaching this is similar to my journey. One thing I can say is when you took off the wig for the final reveal all I could see was this gorgeous smile that was radiating light into the world. Bless you Delia and Dylan and you are in my daily prayers
Before the hair shaving began, my eyes began to water 🥺 When you took off the wig Delia and showed us how your hair is currently looking like, all I noticed was the biggest smile 😊 I have ever seen on someone. Thank you for being such a huge inspiration to all of us. God will reward you for being such a good and inspirational person 😇
Oh my word !! When you took the wig off.... you were honestly... not a word of a lie... MORE STUNNING THAN B4 YOU REMOVED THE WIG !! That just shows you how what Dylan said is so true... this experience has made you even more beautiful within... which has made you even more beautiful on the outside. 💙
Hi, i am 38 years old woman and i always follow all your content. and I was also diagnosed with lymphoma cancer. I have finished chemotherapy. and also still running other treatments. I pray that GOD will always take care of Delia and give her a speedy recovery. keep positive thinking, stay cheerful and happy. For all cancer survivors, keep fighting, we can do it
After Delia's haircut when she was being photographed with her hairdresser I thought to myself, she has never looked more beautiful. Delia you are a natural beauty. Losing your hair didn't take away from your beauty, if anything, I never appreciated how beautiful your face was until that moment. Wishing you a speedy recovery!
Thank you for sharing your journey Delia x
Still the most stunning woman ever!
“It grows back” Delia is literally the sweetest, most positive person on the planet. 💗
You are so strong Daila, I'm so grateful to you for showing this moment of your life.
Your strength and you sweet demeanor towards all situations is incredible. Your truly an inspiration. All my prayers along this road bump in your life. Stay strong and remember you will get past this.
Girl, you are STUNNING. Hair. No hair. It doesn’t matter. As long as you have that smile and that warmth and that personality, you are beautiful
You’re such an example to me! I’m 31 years old and have been diagnosed with breast cancer. Ive undergone and single mastectomy and will be starting my chemo journey in 1-2 months. Watching your story really helps me! Thank you so much x
I’m so proud of you ❤️ it’s such a difficult step for so many and you look stunning. Keep your head up. I am praying for you!!