Living with Alopecia Areata – My first 2 months
10th June 2019
SP continues her Living with Alopecia Areata blog 2 months on and its great to see her looking so relaxed and hear all that she is doing – life is
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Breast reconstruction or remain flat? Have you considered living flat…
25th January 2019
Most women facing a double mastectomy hear about breast reconstruction options, but what if you wish to remain flat?
My Colourful Chemo Turban and Frida Kahlo
7th November 2018
Frida Kahlo may not necessarily agree with me, but I think we have so much in common: we both like dressing up, wearing headgear and can’t resist a selfie. Frida
Stylish turbans for women, arriving for Spring 2018!
28th March 2018
Stylish turbans for women Our new stylish turbans for women in brilliant colours have arrived! We’ve also added colours to our infinity band range and selected some new chemo headscarves
Chronic fatigue syndrome – post cancer diagnosis
13th March 2018
Our thanks to Rachel B who is our guest blogger this month. Talking about her personal experiences coping and managing chronic fatigue syndrome following a breast cancer diagnosis. As you
Bald Ballerina – Maggie Kudirka
31st January 2018
We are thrilled to have the very talented ballerina Maggie Kudirka talk about her dancing and diagnosis with stage 4 metastatic breast cancer. Images are all courtesy of Maggie and
Cancer Hats and Raising Money for Macmillan – 5 Minutes with Fizzy Snoods
16th November 2017
Talking cancer and hats with Fizzy Snood after meeting up on Instagram Fizzy Snood knows a lot about cancer, hats – here she talks to Suburban Turban about her headgear
Christie’s Hospital – patient’s chemo experience
9th October 2014
A guest post from the lovely Jo Taylor’s ABC Diagnosis blog, written by Jo’s ‘chemo buddy’ and kindly reproduced here – thanks Jo! Many of us have friends and family who have
Bald is Beautiful – How I Lost My Hair and Found Myself
30th June 2014
Bald is Beautiful – I had long hair for nearly my entire life. I was a hippie-chick, my flowing locks symbols of flower-power, peace, and love. I couldn’t imagine cutting
Why we should get outdoors for some ‘Green Exercise’!
16th August 2013
We love this post at Breast Cancer Care’s fabulous Vita magazine, on recent findings about the beneficial effects of getting five minutes of ‘green exercise’ every day. As the magazine
Living with Alopecia Areata – My first 2 months
10th June 2019
SP continues her Living with Alopecia Areata blog 2 months on and its great to see her looking so relaxed and hear all that she is doing – life is
Breast reconstruction or remain flat? Have you considered living flat…
25th January 2019
Most women facing a double mastectomy hear about breast reconstruction options, but what if you wish to remain flat?
My Colourful Chemo Turban and Frida Kahlo
7th November 2018
Frida Kahlo may not necessarily agree with me, but I think we have so much in common: we both like dressing up, wearing headgear and can’t resist a selfie. Frida
Stylish turbans for women, arriving for Spring 2018!
28th March 2018
Stylish turbans for women Our new stylish turbans for women in brilliant colours have arrived! We’ve also added colours to our infinity band range and selected some new chemo headscarves
Chronic fatigue syndrome – post cancer diagnosis
13th March 2018
Our thanks to Rachel B who is our guest blogger this month. Talking about her personal experiences coping and managing chronic fatigue syndrome following a breast cancer diagnosis. As you
Bald Ballerina – Maggie Kudirka
31st January 2018
We are thrilled to have the very talented ballerina Maggie Kudirka talk about her dancing and diagnosis with stage 4 metastatic breast cancer. Images are all courtesy of Maggie and
Cancer Hats and Raising Money for Macmillan – 5 Minutes with Fizzy Snoods
16th November 2017
Talking cancer and hats with Fizzy Snood after meeting up on Instagram Fizzy Snood knows a lot about cancer, hats – here she talks to Suburban Turban about her headgear
Christie’s Hospital – patient’s chemo experience
9th October 2014
A guest post from the lovely Jo Taylor’s ABC Diagnosis blog, written by Jo’s ‘chemo buddy’ and kindly reproduced here – thanks Jo! Many of us have friends and family who have
Bald is Beautiful – How I Lost My Hair and Found Myself
30th June 2014
Bald is Beautiful – I had long hair for nearly my entire life. I was a hippie-chick, my flowing locks symbols of flower-power, peace, and love. I couldn’t imagine cutting
Why we should get outdoors for some ‘Green Exercise’!
16th August 2013
We love this post at Breast Cancer Care’s fabulous Vita magazine, on recent findings about the beneficial effects of getting five minutes of ‘green exercise’ every day. As the magazine
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News and advice for women experiencing hair loss.