Comments on: ‘What Happened to Your Nose?’

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Oyea — Thu, 24 Jun 2010 00:00:58 +0000

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By: iknowthefeeling

iknowthefeeling — Tue, 05 Jan 2010 00:03:43 +0000

i feel for you as i have a bandage on my nose for the last 6 months,,
as i had a large skin graft to my nose,,, it looks terrible, id rather cover it then look at it,,, i do get the stares and questions,,, i hate it,,,im livin the nightmare,,, i will never look the same…
u look great,,, you should see me,,, i look like a burn victim with skin graft patches all over my face,, and im only 35 yrs old,,, my life is over,,,

By: Ed Pearsall

Ed Pearsall — Tue, 19 May 2009 21:08:05 +0000

Went to your web site, wow…you are indeed a writer. My wife just finished her 4th plastic reconstruction to fix her nose, where the skin cancer was before January. We can relate.
(the younger restaurant waitresses and store clerks DID ask, here also)

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By: Kathy Herrmann

Kathy Herrmann — Sun, 08 Mar 2009 22:02:18 +0000

Ann,

Although I’ve known of you from MarketingProfs, I just discovered your blog and am glad of it! Thanks for your beautifully written piece and the warmth of emotion behind it. There’s so much in your piece that I could identify with, especially in regards to familial reticence to open up to others. Your idea for each of us to wear badges is wonderful.

Maybe it’s a sign of maturity but I find it much easier to be transparent as I’ve gotten older than I ever would have as a youth. Your mother has the right of it with “this too shall pass.” After enough passages, I think we reach the stage of being able to wear a survivor’s badge with as much panache as any other badgey skill.

Best of luck with your continued healing!

By: Greg Straface

Greg Straface — Wed, 25 Feb 2009 16:38:13 +0000

Ann, yet another fantastic post. You have a quality of writing that I truly enjoy to read. Loved the zamboni bit! Hope your nose is healing.