One of these thing is not like the others

We enjoyed a thoughtful orientation meeting this morning at Kaiser. There were only two patients - Carolyn and anther woman who will start chemotherapy next week. The instructor was Sheerey, the advice nurse who sort of heads up the platoon of nurses who watch over the two infusion centers at the hospital. Sheerey had done her homework and had both women's notebook personallized with the chemicals they will be receiving, the potential side effects of each. She also went over the schedule, the process for signing in, and what is expected from the support person (driver).

This other woman in the class had recently visited a wig shop near the Sunrise Mall and had bought herself two wigs. Sheerey explained that both women would lose their hair 20 days following the first infusion. In order to be prepared for that event, Carolyn and I visited a wig shop up hear the Sunrise Mall. We not only visited but found 4 wigs that we really liked. Our budget isn't that big, though, so we walked away with only two of the wigs.

Here are the pictures of Carolyn with her new wigs. One picture is her natural hair and the other two are the fake ones. Let's see who can guess which picture is of Carolyn's real hair.

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