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Lifestyle
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10/25/09
Lipstick, moisturizer and a wig can't cure cancer. But beauty - and beauty products - can help heal wounded self-esteem, which often takes a big hit as patients undergo cancer treatment. Find Us On Facebook
Experts say hair loss, skin discoloration and skin dryness can undermine an already physically difficult and emotionally draining process. "Some days I didn't want anyone to see me or even have my husband look at me," said Michele VonGerichten, a breast-cancer survivor. "When you are waiting for your hair to grow, you spend a lot of time looking into the mirror, just waiting for a sign that you're going back to...
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