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[@WakeUPnGetAClue]

My mother was diagnosed with breast cancer 3 months ago and started chemo this week. She insisted on shaving her head so that her hair would be gone on her own terms, not chemo's, but she's had a rough time adjusting. She bought a head scarf because she's embarrassed to show her bald head but couldn't figure out how to wear the darn thing! My sister had talked to her about empowerment from baldness but right now my mom doesn't want to hear that from us. It was incredible to watch my mom's perspective and attitude change while she was watching your video because of how you talked about your own feelings on the exact same subject. You were the "real" voice she needed to hear, so thank you for sharing this video. Your upbeat, positive attitude along with your thoughts on your situation meant more to my mother, and also to me, than words can explain. Wishing you well. :)

[@annettepa-alisbo5451]

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[@dariaholzer3159]

I was just complaining to my mom and crying because of my "fat" thighs and my "miserable " relationship with my bf... I came here somehow and now I feel really bad for complaining about such unnecessary things... You're really inspiring and I hope you're doing better! You seem like a person who chooses to live against all odds! 💜💚🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@sterfry05]

I'm doing well! I hope the video was helpful. I'm cancer free, have a full head of hair, and doing great. Just had a check up in January and I'm healthy. June 4th, 2013 will be the 3 year mark for finishing chemo and I plan to wear a headscarf in honor of all the women fighting cancer and doing it beautifully without a strand of hair on their head:)

[@tally2briarwood]

My sister just found out that she will lose her hair from her cancer treatment between now and Christmas. I was looking online for scarves for Christmas, then I saw this video. You are inspiring and I love your positive attitude. I think she will really appreciate this video. Really awesome ideas. Thank you!

[@lynnhenderson6300]

I just got diagnosed with lymphoma and will lose my hair in a few weeks. Thank you for doing this video and sharing your strength, humor and positive attitude. You are an inspiration to all of your cancer sisters. God bless you!

[@Ghostman1966]

Esther. My wife and I recently found out that she has breast cancer. She is having a lumpectomy as well as radiation, all beginning July 10th. I am so proud of how well she has been through this... family, friends, work... have all be supportive for her. She says she's ready to 'kick cancer's ass'. At the same time, she knows she has a battle. I searched for vids on supporting someone... your video is so inspiring. I can't wait for Tina to watch it. You'll inspire her greatly I'm sure. ty

[@sterfry05]

I'll keep Tina in my thoughts and be one more fan in her corner! Onto the cancer ass kicking:) Go get it, Tina! David, I want to lift you up as well because an entire family is diagnosed when someone they love is told they have cancer. Kudos for being such an awesome hubby and ultimate support for her.

[@katq893]

Hi Esther! I just wanted to thank you about this video. My mom had a breast cancer operation 2 months ago. Started chemo 20 days ago and she just lost her hair last night. She is in Bulgaria and I am in Scotland, so, at this stage I wanted to give her ideas about good looks and your video is just THE VIDEO. Very happy for you being all well now. Be positive and be happy!

[@lilyandjacksmomma]

Thank you for leaving your video up and CONGRATS on being cancer free!! My mom was recently diagnosed with a lung cancer. As we get ready embark on her journey toward being cancer free your video is a blessing! If you're ever in Pittsburgh, PA we would love to meet you and show you around! God Bless You!

[@kiwimum2010]

I've been diagnosed with Breast Cancer and will be starting treatment so i thought I better find out how to wear a scarf. Your how to video is awesome and even made me smile thank you and God bless 😆

[@nthabisengmonyela2180]

Tara Williams how is the treatment coming sister? Hope ur comings out right

[@LizzyBee]

How you doing? Please give us a update

[@purplesage619]

You have a beautifully ethereal sculpted face and head!!!!! You are gorgeous! And, your sense of humor is addictive!

[@mab920]

Thank you for this. I needed a how to guide. I was diagnosed with breast cancer last month and just recently shaved my head. Thank you for having such a great spirit and sharing with everyone.

[@kelliemalisheski842]

Thank you so much..I start chemo on the 5 days I have breast cancer, I want to not only thank you for your great help but also you BEAUTIFUL SPIRIT!! You are the BEST!

[@macfaye69]

Had my 2nd chemo today. The doc & nurse want me to be prepared as they say my hair will be coming out most likely in the next week. As a cancer patient, I'm ready to beat this. As a woman, I am scared. I haven't decided to go with wigs or scarfs and hats. So tonight I did a youtube search on how to wear scarfs & yours is the first one I have watched. I can't begin to tell you how much better I felt. You have a great attitude! And I realize now that my hair doesn't define who I am :) Thank you!

[@kaechristopher6074]

I am fighting balding due to cancer (although due to my heredity I would have gone bald anyway) I have watched MANY videos on scarves and wigs. I really like yours the best. You come across light-hearted and told us that with no hair is LIBERATING! What a word. Thank you.

[@jimmersgal]

First off, how adorable are you! Love your energy! Thank you! I, too , have stage 3 breast cancer. I prefer scarves and hats. Not a wig person. So to watch your suggestions was most helpful! I've been playing around to and I'm loving all the looks. I feel very comfortable going out in my scarves and hats with my big girl earrings. Some say I've taken 15 years off in my looks. We will get on the other of this. You are a rock start! Beautiful Lady!

[@Jillique]

Hi Esther! You're a sweetie!!! I love your personality and your video was a joy to watch and share with my mother who was also recently diagnosed with breast cancer. She did the big buzz so we're looking for ways to make the change a little more bearable. We laughed together at your video and are excited to try your scarf tying tips. Thank you for sharing and looking forward to more videos even if it's just an update on your progress. Keep posting!

[@heathershauger2325]

Esther Grabow, I would like to inform you of how wonderful you are. Thank you for sharing your knowledge while being venerable and super cute at the same time. I am an Oncology RN and will share your video to inspire other ladies (young and old) who are in the the same peach fuzz boat. You have made a difference.

[@ladybugglover]

Thank you so much sweetie. I have stage 2 breast cancer and my hair is now coming out in GIANT clumps. I was always defined by my looks and hair now I have to look within. I want to thank you for your positive, young spirit. I will try the scarves for sure and I hope your treatment was a success so you can continue on with your LONG, happy life. Love, Lisa age a VERY young 47

[@marilynwebster2368]

OMG, totally brilliant !! I hope you realize how much you're blessing people, whether they have to wear the scarf for medical reasons or not. Thank you for sharing and I pray that all will be well for you. Hugs

[@nancycappello2298]

I came on line looking for head wrap how-to's for my sister who recently lost her hair to chemo. You are such a beautiful girl and an inspiration for anyone who watch your video! I wish you best of luck and pray for a life time of cancer free!

[@MsMoofasa]

i recently shaved my hair all off! I was sick of it! But now I don't know what ppl will think! No I dont have cancer but this was very enlightening to me! How strong you women are in overcoming such a terrible diagnosis! I will pray for your recovery! I mean that! I just don't want ppl feeling sorry for me because they will automaticly assume I'm going through chemo! More power to you ladies, what a great video!

[@findhomes247]

Hi Esther, after watching several "how to" videos about scarves, I came back to yours specifically, to say thank you. There are a lot of us out here with cancer who need inspiration, not to mention help coping with chemo-induced hair loss. You've given us a generous gift. Wishing you all the best!

[@cteater]

Love this woman! So encouraging and easy-going. I am new to baldness, and her instructions seem pretty easy to follow. Most of all, I just loved her attitude! Thanks!

[@40sSonggirl1]

Thank you, great service you are doing! I was recently diagnosed with breast cancer and need Chemo, I will more then likely lose my hair too. Thank you for using that time on your hands do good, to share your wonderful personality with the world, to help other cancer survivors!

[@TheMusicisart7]

My sister is having brain surgery tomorrow, so I am looking at various videos on how to tie headscarves and such so I can help her with them. I am going to have her watch this video. She'll love it. And your positivity will surely help her feel better. Thank very much.

[@j3zticals]

I've just been diagnosed with lymphoma and had my first lot of chemo yesterday. Hope your still cancer free. I loved the video. You've given me confidence to face whats coming and ideas on how to be stylish. Thank you xxx

[@BlueMoonDamsel24]

Thank you so much for posting this! It is very informative, helpful, and entertaining. I shaved my head today in support of a friend who is going through treatments and has lost hers. I am a hair stylist by triad and was a little at a loss for what to do now that my hair was in the trash. Thank you again and kick cancers butt!!!

[@veemercer1698]

I'm watching this 8 years on, and I want to believe this beautiful young woman has defeated cancer and is living a happy life. I lost my 20 yo daughter (my only child) to brain cancer 20 years ago and it still aches my heart every single day. Too many lost to the hateful C.

[@caroledmiston4943]

Esther, your positive attitude is inspiring and makes me smile! I am so tired of wearing a wig and bandanas. Thank you so much for sharing your scarf tying techniques. I'm thinking that with your help I don't care if I never have hair again!!

[@octoquen1547]

I got dianosed with lymphoma 6 weeks ago and after 2 lots of chemo my hair is just starting to fall out, at first this worried me and I thought I'd be stuck wearing a boring wig for the next year but I'm actually really looking forward to recycling all my old t-shirts that no longer fit me due to the weight I've lost, such a good idea and looks so comfortable. Your an absolute inspiration to other young ladies who have cancer like myself, and well done for having the balls to do this video :-) x

[@RuthannAmarteifio]

Watching this years after your recovery! You taught in a very doable manner---- Thank you!

[@TheIriss06]

Thank you so much. My mom starts chemo next week and she has never tried to use a scarf on her head before and didn't have any idea how to tie it. This helped her see the ways make it beautiful and fun.

[@paulina1981]

i just loved it, my mom was diagnosed with breast cancer 2 months ago and with chemo her hair is starting to fall out, this is a great way to look and feel better i´ll make sure to teach her your way and to give her your possitive message!!! i just love it!!! she will be my beautiful peach fuzz!!! hope you are doing great!!!! and thnx one more time!

[@wully72]

Hi this video is awesome, my daughter has been diagnosed with breast cancer she is 23 years old and her hair has just started coming out, i have sent her a link to your video as i think she will relate to you with you being so young, you are truly an inspiration

[@jazzym5873]

"Fake birds and small stuffed animals..." I lost it right there hahaha! I'm on week three PCV for Grade II Astrocytoma, and I have a little hair left miraculously, but it is rapidly evacuating. I am desperate for wig alternatives because it's still hot here and they also make my head pain worse. Thank you so much. Your video was helpful in more ways than just scarf tying, your spirit and laughter are infectious. :) I hope your treatment went well, given this video is over 5 years old. :)

[@yorkmun]

Hi Esther, I recently got diagnosed with Lymphoma at age 26. I am touched by your smile and can feel your feelings when your friend said about losing hair is liberating. I teared. I am looking for ways to hide my bald head and your video is definitely helping me. Zooom to buy accessories :)

[@conniemitchell7111]

Esther - excellent video! Love you're attitude! I'm 3 months into breast cancer treatment and really starting to love my shiny head! I'm loving my hats, but am glad to have found you to venture out into scarves for the upcoming warm weather. Hope your treatment went well and you're healthy now!

[@caterpillergrrl]

This video changed my life. Well it changed the way I feel about my life. As you can see in my profile picture, my hair was mi biggest "accessory". It was always different, colors, extensions, cuts, etc. Losing my hair to cancer was heart breaking. Some people can really pull off that "I lost my hair to cancer and I can rock the bald look like nobodys business" look, but I am not one of them. Thank you for this amazing video. And for helping me find my new accessory. YOU ROCK!

[@sonromen]

i want to say i commend u very much so i spent my fathers day this year (2013) for a st baldricks fund. we raised $12,000 for this foundation in hopes to catching cancer with children and finding a cure. needless to say I am a 27 year old female shavee and i came to look for ways to use a headscarf and ur video helped. I am proud of the statement i made when i made the choice to shave my head and i stand by it proud its just my work doesn't agree, i just wanted to say thank you for the help

[@BettyCarterFan]

Thanks, Esther! While I'm not undergoing chemo, I'm an older woman and my hair has thinned so much that you and I look just about the same up top! :) I've watched many tutorials on scarf tying... but they are usually done by those with a head full of hair. Your tips are exactly what I needed! Again, thanks for sharing and I'm putting good vibes into the universe for you. (I am a cancer survivor but was fortunate enough for it to have been caught very early... no chemo or rad. You guys are my heros! xo)

[@aleciafellows4532]

You have great spirit! I was recently diagnosed with breast cancer and have recently started Chemo. My hair is just now starting to shed tremendously and I had no idea what to do with a scarf. Your video really helped! Now I know how to tie a scarf. I'm also about to look for some t-shirts that I can cut! lol Thank you!

[@birdieroad]

You're adorable! Thanks so much for the ideas. My chemo starts soon. Bless you Sweetie ♡

[@3ldon3ol]

I was diagnosed with lymphoma in may at age 23. Your video is exactly what I was looking for, and for the exact same purpose. Thanks for being awesome :)

[@theziggel]

Love how up beat you are. I have breast cancer and you made me feel so much better about having a bald head. Thanks for being real.

[@missytgould1]

Thank you SO mch for this video. my mom was diagnosed with Breast Cancer 2 months ago a,d with her first chemo treatment being 14 days ago, yestesrday her hair started falling out. She found this video and shared it with me and I couldn't help but think how inspirational and cute you were. Thank you for making this part of the journey fun and fashionable!! Please share more videos as you come up with new ideas! I wish you the best life possible and the strength to kick cancers ass lol

[@darlenesouthard4557]

Thank you for all the helpful info. I have breast cancer and have not had much luck with scarves. This helped a LOT!! Thank you.

[@Malcriada115]

What a fantastic how-to video! I love your sense of humor. I am old enough to be your mom, but this is the first tutorial I can really relate to, the first that made me smile. I have recently been diagnosed with lymphoma and, following the first chemo, my hair is all over the place. Can't wait to try the t-shirt thing. Thank you for sharing and putting a smile on my face.

[@StampsNWhatnot]

Thanks for your video. I've undergone surgery and need to cover my head. You have an awesome personality that shines thru. You're pure joy to watch!

[@yvonnewilson6028]

Thank you so much for your great ideas, beautiful! So good to hear that you are now cancer free.

[@hokiejenna97]

Thank you for sharing!! Recently diagnosed with breast cancer, will be undergoing chemotherapy soon. You are an inspiration and truely beautiful!!

[@paintergrl12]

What a gorgeous lady, inside and out.

[@redquilt2753]

I got diagnosed with breast cancer in March and going to chemo in May. Your video really perked me up! Thanks for sharing, it's really good stuff & keep up the good humour. Get well soon :)

[@taraeileenmonaghan]

I am shaving my head tomorrow as a fundraiser with some friends and i was getting so nervous about not having hair but now im on my way to buy more scarves and can't wait to try these out! Thanks so much for the awesome tips!

[@charmaineparreno9959]

Thank u for this. I was looking for a how to do a head scarf for my mom who's about to lose her hair. She too was diagnosed with lymphoma. It was such a God send that your video was the one I picked. My mom and I watched it together and you taught us, my mom especially, how to do more than just a head scarf. Thank you so much. Wishing you all the best. May you continue to inspire others.

[@ingridublin]

hey Esther, you are great and full of energy I hope ur treatment is finished and you are up and about. I had treatment for leukemia last year the doctors tought I was cured. But last month I had a relapse again so here I am again. You are really inspiring keep this beautiful soul and spirit you will go far and far... xx Ingrid

[@mozzarella35]

Thank you for sharing Esther, I was recently diagnosed with cancer and my hair is half gone so your little tutorial was most helpful & a little ray of sunshine. Would love to know how you're doing these days as I think you made this back in 2010 x

[@DebiSelby]

You are adorable!! Thank you so much for sharing your tips. I was recently diagnosed with Stage 3 breast cancer and start chemo this week. I'm studying up now on how to tie and wear head wraps because I will NOT be going out looking a hot mess! This tutorial is wonderful! I will totally be doing this. I will be praying for God's healing touch on you. Bless you!

[@tflood3]

i came across this video when looking for scarfs for black women then scrolled down read all the comments fro women like your self and wanted to say i dont know you but im saying a prayer to god for you and all those who know you

[@amyrumsey9009]

Thank you so much! My mum's starting chemo for ovarian cancer in a couple of weeks. She's decided to just go with the hair loss rather than try the ice cap & be uncomfortable so this video is perfect for her!

[@geilsel]

Thank you so much for this video..my friends hair from cheemo is really falling out today so watching this helped us play with her box of scarves of different lengths. I also have alopecia so finding interesting ways to look fashionable was really helpful! May you stay cancer free and all the blessings and thank you again this was so helpful.

[@pixiegirlpink]

Great tutorial! I have breast cancer, and started chemo, last week! Head is starting to itch, and wanted to get some ideas! Thank you!

[@K4familySnoeberger]

We just love your style. You are so creative. Your accessories and the way you put your head scarfs on have been so impressive. My mother has just started losing her hair. They have given her some free hats at the hospital and she is supposed to go and look for some free wigs. She never ever knew how beautiful people can look with the scarves, as well as, the accessories. She was so impressed with you and your video and what you did with your scarves and accessories. We thank your precious honey. So sweet and so caring. We pray healing for you and pray that you are recovering. We would love updates.

[@leedavis1191]

You are fantastic. My mom was just diagnosed with cancer and has enlisted me, her daughter, for some help with some head covering options. I have been doing a little research and stumbled on your video. Thank you so much for your tips and your spirit. This is the best and most directly helpful video I have seen to date.

[@juliethomas1571]

This makes me smile. Love your attitude. I was diagnosed with breast cancer this year. Very helpful tips :)

[@TheRaelovely]

Thank you SO much for sharing this. I was recently diagnosed w/breast cancer & will start chemo soon. You're AWESOME!!! #GoPink!!!

[@dianaramirez2479]

Ester thank u do much for ur video. My mom got diagnosed with breast cancer on March 2013... And after her first treatment her hair fell off. So it was a must for me as her only child and her best friend to make her feel better so we got a wig but as u know urself that theirs times when u just don't feel like wearing a wig so my next plan was headscarves, I went crazy on buying her all kinds but didn't know how wrap them on. So I found ur video and know I can wrap some on her head and mine. Thanks so much honey. And best wishes hope all goes well. Stay strong.

[@ccreel64]

Esther, I hope this finds you well. You’re an amazing young woman, thank you for sharing your good spirits with us!❤️

[@sterfry05]

Thank you for all the wonderful posts and comments. I'm alive and healthy and living life. If I ever find inspiration for another video I'll be sure and share! I've got a full head of curly hair, volume and frizz to boot...and I love it! I also love having eyebrows and eyelashes as well;) I'm sending warm thoughts and love into the universe for all those fighting for health and life and finding liberation from their locks.

[@glampermeg7254]

Yay new ways to tie a scarf!!! Your video makes me so much less self conscious about my hair loss. Your confidence is contagious!! I am now super excited to try new ways to tie my scarves :)

[@Amanda_in_wonderland]

i am now offically in love with you my mother lost her hair to breast cancer and wore a wig i wish she could have seen this video maybe she would have been more comfortable. and you made me smile on a depressing day where ive lost almost all my hair. (but just to a bad haircut) :) thank you!

[@grovmo]

Thank you so much for posting this. You are one lovely soul ! Hope you have recovered completely by now, and God bless you !

[@DragonMama2Monkey]

Came across your video while looking for ways to use a scarf to keep my very tangly hair out of my face and contained while it grows back out. I don't have cancer, I donated my hair for the fifth time to Wigs for Kids and the stylist who cut it ignored my telljng her I needed to be able to keep it back in a short braid so I can take baseball caps on and off (I get migraines from overhead lights). She cut it so short I can't even keep it all contained in pigtails so now I am rocking the head scarves for the next few months in solidarity with those who have received my hair donations. Thank you particularly for the T-shirt tip, my skin reacts to synthetics so that gives me a way to go save some money by opening up thrift store shirts as an option. Hope you are well on your way to abundant health and a long happy life!

[@michellespalding588]

I would like to tell you that I never had an account to comment on a KZbin video before I watched yours. I just lost my hair and had it buzzed yesterday and began to wear my wig. I am 41 and horribly vain about my long hair. After watching your video and seeing how young and how brave you are, I want you to know that I was inspired to be brave and start wearing the scarves I bought. I've bought hats and headbands, but now scarves seem WAY more reasonable. Thank you for your video. Enjoyable!

[@iaskyouah]

Thank you for your video! My mum is going through chemo now and we are encouraged by you, how instead of focusing on the sickness, you positively deal with it and creatively came up with the different ways to look beautiful and glorious! We are blessed by your sharing! God bless you!!

[@Txmommy2mnc]

Thank you sooooo much for this, Esther....I shaved my hair off for kids with cancer in honor of my mom who passed away from Leukemia....I needed a scarf tutorial and this perfect.....you are absolutely gorgeous...the t-shirt idea is great for myself, who tends to ruin my shirts....I pray you are doing wonderful and are in remission.

[@Saphire0917]

As a newbie to this, your video was just what I needed to get my creative juices flowing and stop the pity party! Thanks Ester and All the Best!!!

[@SmithFamilyChannel]

Thank you for making the video. I have Hodgkin's Lymphoma & my hair started falling out on Saturday. It's been hard, but you make this look really cute! I was worried that I wouldn't be able to figure out how to tie a scarf & now feel better about it. Thank you for doing this.

[@arielfaciane6769]

awesome. I wish I had that much creativity when I had cancer. we gotta spread this knowledge.

[@mollyb3549]

Thank you so much for such an encouraging, joyful video. I have just been diagnosed with breast cancer and chemo begins for me in the next couple of weeks, so I must soon say good-bye to my lovely hair. Your attitude is so amazing and the scarf techniques look so fun and pretty and not too hard. Best wishes to you! Please consider making another video about anything!

[@guyotrichard347]

Inspiring young woman & great teacher. I hope everything worked out well for you. Thanks for sharing your wisdom.

[@Santawentcrazy]

Thank you so much for sharing,made my mother in law feel tons better about losing her hair!!

[@rosejohns6551]

You are an amazing human being with an obvious beautiful soul and optimistic out look on life. This video really was helpful for me and my mother (who is going through the chemo treatments), it's nice to see how you are learning new life lessons out of this unfortunate event. I hope your recovery goes well, I'm sure it will considering your attitude towards the situation. happy healing

[@kpopaddict04]

Hi. I was recently diagnosed with breast cancer and my hair starts to fall off and I saw your videos and it helped me alot to learn how to use a bandana

[@ginnybartlett-elbert9127]

Thank you so much for your positive attitude!!! I was recently diagnosed with breast cancer and I am beginning to lose my hair. I have been worried how I will look bald and I have had a hard time today especially since large chunks are falling out. Your video is so inspiring and I appreciate the tips. I really love the colorful scarves you have. I look forward to trying your instructions. You are so beautiful :)

[@marlenegucwa6727]

Thank you for sharing I am turning 70 on the 7th and losing my hair do to meds and illness You are so inspiring you made my day I will wear work on wearing your ideas

[@theAsylum1]

Very Awesome Esther... I wish you love and healing and hope that you are back enjoying your life after cancer, this was an amazing video and your attitude is so very uplifting. Thank you very much! God Bless you young lady!

[@xKasumi1984x]

Your amazing!!! What a refreshing attitude you have. My mother in law has just started chemo and is not looking forward to loosing her hair. But we have been looking at headscarfs for around the house for her to wear. And this has been extremely helpful. Thank you. And God bless. Xx

[@QRfrag]

Thank you so much for your video. I have alopecia and I needed new ways to deal with the hair impairment. Thanks. And I wish you the best.

[@angiemendenhall3113]

This means so much to me today, just starting to loose my hair by the handful, much love to you, Thank you Esther!!

[@1110BettyBoop]

Ester, I just have to say thank you for doing this tutorial. My mom is going through chemo & is just beginning to lose her hair. We were going to just do the normal bandana style, not really knowing that there were other options. These styles are SO cute & really do look fashionable, not just like she's hiding her "baldness". I'm so excited to try these with her & so is she. Thanks for giving a lot of beauty back to all of the sweet ladies already dealing with so much.

[@itsmyjourney]

Thanks for sharing and all the best to you.

[@joanlyons2672]

You are such a beautiful, articulate woman. I hope you are continuing to do well. Ten years later, you still make a difference!

[@deannaking7758]

Thanks for sharing...I am newly diagnosed with breast cancer. I start chemo on Monday and expect to lose my hair in a couple weeks. Thanks for showing these helpful tips!!!!

[@Kiekerz]

I was just diagnosed with lymphoma a month ago and my hair started falling out after my first chemo treatment. I already had some scarves, but had no idea how to tie or style them, so this video is very useful. I love your style.

[@joolslee]

I was feeling so pessimistic at the scarf looks I'd seen which I didn't like at all ... then I saw your video and feel much better about it ... love those ideas and will definitely use them ... thank you for sharing and all the very best to you in your recovery x

[@patriciashadden6988]

What a great Idea. Some of us just have bad hair days and this is something that I can do rather than arguing with it. Keep fighting and I know you will win. You are a hero. .

[@crispielsgiada]

Your rock Ester! Doing a little research for a family member, her daughter's wedding is in two weeks and she's looking for some already-made head covers...but hard to find something that suits her dress. You make it look so easy and fast to do it yourself that she might feel comfortable try out with a fabric that she can choose herself! I will show her your video. Thank you! (BTW I loved what you said about feeling liberated and hair as safety blankets. Grazie again)

[@tonihaynes3216]

Thank you so much, I was having a crisis of confidence with my wig, so I followed your guide and had so many compliments on my headscarf - even from the hospital staff 😊

[@ScubaLovingLaura]

I am shaving my hair off for charity in two weeks. The hair will be donated to 'The Little Princess Trust' to make a wig for girls going through chemotherapy. Then the rest will be shaved to raise sponsorship money to buy reusable sanitary towels for girls in kenya. I was looking at different videos on tying head scalves. Yours was by far the best one! I send you lots of good wishes from the United Kingdom. Take care and Thank You! xx

[@pudgyplanter1130]

Awesome job! You’re a natural! Honestly kept me smiling the entire time and got a great idea for my old T-shirts instead of turning them into rags! Thank you so much. I hope you’re feeling well , I will keep you in my prayers xoxo.