Tying a Turban for Chemo 

This is my beautiful, brave, wonderful sister who died on 8 January 2013. This is the first time since she died that I have had the courage to watch this. Whilst it makes me feel unbearably sad I am also pleased that I have watched it. Not only does it remind me of her unerring courage but it also reminds me how much she enjoyed making this. N

Very cute. Can't wait to try it. Thank you for sharing.

Thank you do much for your demo - I will be trying that lovely twisty twisty thing! Hope all is great with you x

This was a really helpful video...I just started chemo two weeks ago....soon no hair and I can't bring myself to wear my two wigs. Although not the most important thing to be concerned about, Its scary to think of changes like your hair falling out. Thanks to your sister Nina.

Thank you for having the courage to post this. I'm due to start chemo next week and have an important event at the end of november. My hair will be falling out by then so I wanted some tip on how to dress my head up and feel good about it and this video is spot on thank you xxx.

Thankyou for sharing that. I can see how you are feeling as I am bald and going through chemotherapy. Helen Geelong Victoria australia

...and she'd be pleased to see that many people have watched (and therefore hopefully gained from watching) the video. :)

So pretty and neat looking ☺️ thank you! I’ve been looking how to neatly cover my hair as a nurse we have to now with coronavirus

Thank you so much for showing me I can still look pretty with no hair. I'm terrified of what is going to happen to me and you have helped me so much,

That was beautiful

Thank you for sharing. What a lovely person

Good luck with your treatment x

Very beautiful,thank you🌹🌺🌷

Precious woman!

Pretty!

Thank you

how long is the scarf? love this video

Thanks

Where does one find an under cap like yours?

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