Wednesday, October 26, 2011
What about Winter hats for the Chemo People?
The frigid cold of winter, the driving sleet storms, and the penetrating fog all pose the toughest seasonal test for our chemo friends. Wool itchs so much. The loss of your hair leaves one with little protection from the cold. What to do? Just like in clothing for winter wear, layering is the answer. Layer #1 is your basic acrylic or polyester "do-rag"for comfort closest to the skin. Keep that wool away. Layer #2 is a cotton close fitting brimless cap. Finally your outer-wear hat can be wool or fur to cut out the cold and wet elements. Then when you go back indoors you already have a head cover in place when you take off that heavy outer shell. Be prepared. We'll talk about winter styles next time.
Tuesday, October 4, 2011
Chemo Fun hats
Nobody thinks chemo is a walk in the park or a fun time. But, seriously there is a need for warm winter hats for our chemo friends. We can add a touch of fun and humor to what is a trying time for our patients. The Hat Co has fun fleece lined winter hats in animal shapes like bunnies, owls, and pandas. They all tie under the chin and are comfortable on the forehead. Check them out in our Novelty and Costume section. They are serious headwear for young and not so old who want a little fun in this difficult time. They make an inexpensive gift for those with a real need. Over the next month we will add seals, wolves, polar bears, and more to the lineup. Keep checking.
Saturday, September 24, 2011
It's Fall
Now that the weather is starting to cool down, you may need a little extra warmth. We have hats for just such needs. Check these out!
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Saturday, September 17, 2011
Chemo hats as gifts
Over the years we have talked to hundreds of chemo patients and invariably their comments concerning hats are these. Having had hair and losing it their heads are cold so they need hats for comfort. Of course they also want to cover up their bald heads and like something that fits their fashion sense and self image. The most important thing , though, is the following: Cotton fabrics and acrylic knits are favored, because they do not itch their sensitive heads and foreheads. The head is the most sensitive part of the body. If it itchs our chemo patient friend or family member will not wear it or wear it suffering needlessly being afraid to hurt your feelings. This is hard enough for our chemo loved one. .Let's give them headwear they will love because it helps their recovery physically and mentally.
Saturday, September 3, 2011
Thursday, September 1, 2011
Chemo Hats
We have hats for your chemotherapy. They will help you look fabulous. Cotton and acrylic are the least sensitive on the forehead. Many patients are sensitive to wool. These hats are very comfortable and priced right. The Hat Company.
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