Hair donation is a great way to make a difference in someone else’s life. With each strand of hair we share, we help grow a woman’s dignity and self-confidence.A little hair goes a long way. Donate your locks and support a great cause, because every single hair strand counts. -Geetu The post Geetu appeared first on Cope with Cancer ..read more

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I donated my hair for the first time. I know loosing hair can be very painful for cancer patients. One of my Aunt also Safar from this situation and that was very difficult situation for us. That time I decided to help cancer patients in any possible way so I thought to donate my hair to halp them. I also encourage my friends to help. -Nisha Aniket Prabhu The post Nisha Aniket Prabhu appeared first on Cope with Cancer ..read more

-Manisha Kumari The post Manisha Kumari appeared first on Cope with Cancer ..read more

It’s really the small thing in life that can make a big difference, feeling very honoured to donate my hair to cancer patients. I would like to request others to do the same because a small act of kindness doesn’t cost a thing.Sharing one’s happiness with others is the greatest thing in life. Try spreading happiness and positivity and feel the difference.Thank you team for your excellent work! -Ruchika The post Ruchika  appeared first on Cope with Cancer ..read more

I am hair dresser… And I know very well importance of Hair in our personality and confidence… And hair is God gift who always growing and we can cut and style to inhance our personality and if we can donte than we can see that smile and confidence in others face and eyes… That’s feeling make me I am such a human…. And thank you madat trust who gives chance to donate and lots of women’s get beautiful hair.. -Payal Patel The post Payal Patel appeared first on Cope with Cancer ..read more

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We salutes the spirit of Mr SK – a Male Breast Cancer Conquerer and Motivator to others. On a bright Sunday morning in 2003, Mr. SK noticed a lump just below his left nipple. He could feel the lump but there was no pain. Just as a precaution he decided to show it to his family physician, a practitioner of alternative medicine. He was prescribed a few medicines. He took them regularly and forgot about the episode. A struggling writer, SK, 52, got back to his writing, which allowed him to have his two square meals a day. A month later, he suddenly noticed that the lump had grown bigger. This tim ..read more