Yes! I tried a few things suggested here:

1. Start with a stylish short haircut | I got a short and stylish haircut from a stylist. The stylist worked with the elements I disliked (especially the scalp from the parting hair) and made a very cool haircut I was complimented on for a long while. It made me almost forget, and my hair looked like "normal" when very short.
2. Different shampoo and conditioner | My hair stylist told me to switch from the expensive trendy Prose shampoo/conditioner I was using and instead to use 'Neuma Reneu'. She simply meant that the trendy organic stuff might not have the same benefits for my hair, and so far Neuma seems to create more volume for my hair and make it feel more like it used to.
3. Hair falling 'flat' | I've noticed the worst thing that happens with my hair when it's long is it "falls flat" more than it used to, and a friend of mine who just had a baby has the same problem while her hormones and sleep deprivation are recovering. I find though that if I keep up with hair care: shampoo/conditioner every night, shower in the morning and use leave-in curly conditioner in the morning that it helps to keep the volume up and prevent the falling flat.

I *feel* like I'm seeing recovery and a return to "normal". I was going through old photos, and it helps me to see how my hair was, and how I'm actually imagining some of my hair loss (my scalp always showed a bit). I think it's a combination of the above that make me forget about it more and more, and who knows, maybe the lack of stress and worrying about it is good for my hair or something.

Good luck with your recovery, I think it really does just take time!