by Anne-Marie Tobin The Canadian Press Cynthia Mulligan Adrien Veczan/The Canadian Press Cynthia Mulligan, reporter at CityTV was diagnosed with breast cancer in May and is now blogging and reporting on the treatments. [ video ] Cynthia Mulligan is being treated for breast cancer. When her blond hair began to fall out she had it cut and went shopping for a wig with her young daughters. Daniel Stolfi is just...
At Continental Hair we are proud to offer an incredible selection of synthetic and human hair wigs. World renowned for our line of superior wigs for cancer patients, we enjoy the distinct privilege of helping patients during difficult times. For most women, losing their hair is one of the most difficult parts of their battle with cancer. Having helped thousands of women through this process, we understand the difficulties they...
Even in today’s modern age, female hair loss is a taboo topic. At Continental Hair we have made it our life’s work to provide leading edge hair replacement options to women suffering from female hair loss. Which is precisely why an essay recently published in The Globe and Mail entitled “Is My Bald Head Making a Bold Public Statement?” struck a chord with us. The touching piece is an autobiographical...
A Real Letter, from an Actual Continental Hair Client. It all started with a dime-sized bald patch on the left side of our six-year old daughters head back in August. A week later, with a misdiagnosis of Ringworm, and a patch that had now doubled in size, we knew this was something much more serious. Alopecia Areata was the diagnosis given. “The Unpredictable disease”. We watched as new patches came...
This is a horrible thing in any business, but it does happen. I was recently doing a Look Good Feel Better presentation up at Toronto Sunnybrook Regional Cancer Centre and was half way through my presentation about wigs when a woman asked me to examine hers. I told her that it was machine made, with processed Asian, human hair. She was so upset that she started crying. She had been...
Friday dawned well after I was up. The dexamethasone anti-nauseant makes me wakeful, as does the OTC Claritin to keep bone pain away, as does all the coughing from my now six-week-long cold and cough, so all the more time to wait to hear from Continental Hair. I called at 8, to leave a message. Then I checked my e-mail, and saw a note from Michael Suba, president, in response...
