Clean bill of health... and a full head of hair
Zora saw Dr. Gumprecht for, inshaallah, the last time. No sign of anything bad. The Good Doctor proposed that it would be all right to see him again if we needed shots for our exotic travels. That sounds fair.
Zora is doing well.
As a weird side note, Zora is no longer leaving hair in the bathtub every time she takes a shower. I noticed the past few weeks that I didn’t have to fish wads of nasty hair out of the drain. I also figured the odds that Zora was more conscientious about removing her own hair were pretty slim. Indeed, all her hair is now staying in her scalp. There was more hair falling out when Zora was sick in October and November, but there was some hair in the drain all the time ever since she moved in here last summer. Fascinating... sort of.
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the phenomenon is called telogen effluvium, which i think is a cool sounding thing. during stress, the hair stops growing and stops falling out, about 2-6 months after a stressor, all of the hair that should have fallen out, falls out all at once.
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