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Strands of Strength funds free wigs for cancer patients in need : thegazette





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Strands of Strength funds free wigs for cancer patients in need

Strands of Strength funds free wigs for cancer patients in need
Strands of Strength funds free wigs for cancer patients in need
As if a diagnosis of cancer isn't devastating enough, the heartbreak when told "you may lose your hair" can be the rotten cherry on top."Some clients say the loss of their hair is the worst part," said Nicole Gerdin, coordinator of the Eastern Iowa branch of Strands of Strength, a not-for-profit that provides free wigs for women who've lost their hair because of cancer treatment."It's another hurdle," she said."You're already not feeling well and then looking in the mirror, you see someone you might not recognize." In an effort to create some normalcy for cancer patients, as well as ease the strain on their budgets from piling medical bills, Strands of Strength offers qualifying patients free wigs to "disguise hair loss, decrease feelings of vulnerability and provide greater self-esteem," hopefully resulting in greater strength to "successfully battle the disease," their mission statement reads.


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Battle Creek Central football raises funds for teammate fighting cancer

Battle Creek Central football raises funds for teammate fighting cancer
Battle Creek Central football raises funds for teammate fighting cancer
BATTLE CREEK, Mich. (NEWSCHANNEL 3) - The Battle Creek Central varsity football team hit the field tonight looking for much more than just a win.Newschannel 3 was on-hand Friday night, as the team raised funds to tackle cancer.Varsity coach Lorin Granger says this is the first time his team has played a game to fight cancer.Donations and money raised Friday night were for one person in particular.


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Hall County girl raises funds for friend's cancer cure

Hall County girl raises funds for friend's cancer cure
Hall County girl raises funds for friend's cancer cure
When first-grader Malone Bennett heard her friend Brecklynn Allgood was sick, she wanted to help."Brecklynn and Malone grew up together," said Veronica Bennett, Malone's mother."They went to the same babysitter.So Malone's just had a hard time understanding what her little friend was going through."Brecklynn was diagnosed with pleuropulmonary blastoma in November 2015.


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