theantichick

I'm pretty convinced it's inevitable and unstoppable. The amount of hair between my fingers, stuck to my back, all over my bathroom floor, clogging the drain, all over my pillow, car, carpets, coats...it's stunning. I check for thin spots very, very often On the positive side, my humongous head of hair is somewhat manageable these days!

yeah, I agree it happens or it doesn't. The supplements and stuff can't really change the underlying situation that the body is dealing with a trauma, and one way it does is to recycle hair and skin cells. It's more of a PITA with the drains than anything else. My daughter has Alopecia Totalis (entire scalp bald), currently in remission... so I know how bad it CAN get, and am just always grateful when it's not. LOL

like the OP mentioned mine fell out the most around month 3/4 thru month 8/9 (also when I lost the most).

its coming back, just got thinner at my temples and with the grey hair it seemed more obvious.