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Christmas season is here but for most of us, it is different this year because of this pandemic. My mom is vulnerable to this virus so she is doing isolation with Dad away from me as my work is on the frontlines. I definitely feel lonely this season. So I guess, with all that's happening around lately, as most of us has been stricken with anxiety, what would be the best gift you can give to yourself this Christmas as a reward for surviving this nightmare?

If everything go well with Pfizer. I'll volunteer myself to take it if it ever comes down here, so I can be part to start herd immunity.

Your transplanted hair is amazing, I envy it LOL. Thanks for sharing anyway, it boost up my interest to have my hair transplant done soon too.

@Leftwithrope You're new hair suprisingly matched your surrounding hair! Plus, you now look amazing!

Can you give suggestions for a bourbon that is famous for elderly? I'll be visiting my grand dad this christmas and he's a fan of bourbon so I'd like to surprise him.

After Britain, Canada now accepts Pfizer vaccine. Hopefully, more countries will follow suit. https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/health/2020/12/09/covid-news-stimulus-checks-us-15-m-cases-los-angeles/6499047002/

Hi Doron, I messaged you too. I'm curious about the clinic who did this, thank you!

Hi, I'm glad that you're doing your part to be safe to yourself and to others. Hang in there. This too will pass. :)

I'm glad you recovered that quickly, compare to others, yours has been a very relaxing ride. I have read on some news that there are long term symptoms people who just recovered from Covid-19 are experiencing. Have you not feeling any differently than before you contracted the virus? I agree with you on that, whatever we do or our government do, if not all the people in one country glady follow all the rules being given, those lockdown, wearing mask or face shields, washing hands etc. won't be enough to contain this pandemic. I thought I should share this to you article to you (that I've just read) about mental health and how you can keep up with all the bad situations happening in your country. Keep yourself safe always. http://hvtc.net/2020/04/22/on-lockdown-hows-your-mental-health-these-days/

How is your lockdown situation? Given the continued rise of infections, how is your local doing so far to fight against these outbreaks of Covid-19?

Thanks!

Shocking! Are those pus? I wonder what happened to the doctor who did this.

This is downright scam at it's finest. Please make sure that clinic pays for what they did to you.

Whey protein concentrate would be the best choice for me, but I never heard of creatine linking to loss of hair until now.

Discipline your mind to think positively. Discipline your mind to see the good in every situation and look on the best side of every moment.

I received a 4 oz bottle of the conditioner in my Curly Lox box and after using it once I ordered the regular size because there was no way I ever wanted to do a wash day without it. Definitely a must try.

When your hair is particularly dry and frizzy, hair oil is a great fix. Oils are great sealers and conditioners, which makes them great for achieving frizz-free hair! Try a homemade recipe or opt for an oil like this Jane Carter Curl Elixir, which is enriched with Argan, Aloe Vera Gel, Macadamia Oil.

Thanks for checking it up. Not sure if you can still see what you need to see since it's been years since I've noticed it going bald. Now not much has changed but I'm still losing hair every now and then.

Hello, Over the past years, I'm not really sure if I lost significant amount of hair above my forehead but one thing I remember that my forehead is not as big as when I was a kid 😅. I'm not even sure if dermatologists can really figure out if I lost significant hair on that spot, but if they do (please let me know), is there still a chance to bring what's lost back? Btw, I'm 32 now and I think I started to probably loss my hair or my forehead grows wide when I was in highschool. This is funny, I know. But I just want your opinion about this, thank you!

If it is really MPB then you may want to use Minoxidil as there were reports that beside slowing your hair to lose more, some men do grow their hair back after using it, but tend to lose them again after stopping to use it. As the others suggest, you can always have the skin of your hair check by dermatologists to finally clarify things about having seborrhoeic dermatitis .

Keep positive man, it's still very early to worry about your transplant final result.

I'm sorry to hear this, but who knows, maybe you'll look more badass being bald. Lots of artist do.

Will you have to take minox for the rest of your life post transplant?

I'm waiting too to what might be the cause of your hair loss.

It would be a nightmare spending lots of money to something that will not last. I really do hope it's a myth.