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HenrysMom

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Re: BeagleDaddy's Sweet Thought, But Bad Result
« Reply #30 on: September 26, 2019, 08:14:26 pm »
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I can't wrap my head around why anyone would think anyone would want their old wigs. Isn't that like giving someone their used underwear?

HenrysMom, don't ever going into the acting biz. Trust me, wigs don't get thrown out at the end of a production! They're washed, re-styled and reused by different actors as long as they are fit for use.

Well, I can barely stand to wear hats and I can’t act my way out of a wet paper bag, so the entertainment world is safe.
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Re: BeagleDaddy's Sweet Thought, But Bad Result
« Reply #31 on: September 26, 2019, 11:56:44 pm »
Wigs can be washed and styled. A friend of mine was loaned a couple of wigs during her chemo and hospice. I'm sure they have gone back to the organization which loaned them to her.  As long as they can be thoroughly cleaned, I don't see a problem and it is a nice idea for people who might not be able to afford one otherwise.
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Re: BeagleDaddy's Sweet Thought, But Bad Result
« Reply #32 on: September 27, 2019, 05:16:55 pm »
A wig just seems such a personal item when dealing with cancer. I know the lady meant well, but it’s good that OPs husband knew to decline.

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Re: BeagleDaddy's Sweet Thought, But Bad Result
« Reply #33 on: January 16, 2020, 08:32:44 am »
I had a friend offer another friend this advice...tell your husband what you want. The other lady didn't think she should have to. My friend told her she could either tell her husband exactly what she wanted for gifts and be happy with the result or could play the "he should know what I like!" card and be mad every time...the choice was hers. So, tell your husband what you like/want. It shouldn't be a big thing to tell him while you appreciate the thought, it didn't really hit the mark. Someone who loves and supports you should be grateful for some direction. Not everyone is a great gift giver.
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