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Jewel's Mom a/k/a Joisey Goil #1
Posted 2009-06-28 8:09 PM (#409369)
Subject: OT: A worthwhile undertaking...


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Posts: 1017

Location: Budd Lake, NJ
Good evening, all;
Those of you who have met me over the years may have noticed a decided lack of continuity as to hair styles; at the Mothership gathering in '06, the look was most decidedly long. At '07, a short bob. At the Smokey's Jam '08, slightly longer. And now, shoulder length.
There is a reason for this; I am doing my best to get the required 12 inches grown out to donate it to "Locks of Love," in order that kids who are bald as a result of chemo can be provided with a wig of natural hair. It can take the hair from 6 donations to make one wig.
Anyone can donate; they only ask that the hair not be bleached blond (other coloring agents are o.k., though; if you have any questions, you can check their website.)
So, if you have anyone in your sphere of influence who's thinking of cutting off their gorgeous tresses, please, ask them to consider donating it for a good cause. Somewhere out there is a little kid who will appreciate it.
("And now, we return you to our regularly scheduled programming...")

--Karen
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nervous
Posted 2009-06-28 8:13 PM (#409370 - in reply to #409369)
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Posts: 325

Location: Utica, NY
A great cause and so easy to participate in. Both my wife and daughter have made donations. Kudos to you.
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2ifbyC
Posted 2009-06-28 8:15 PM (#409371 - in reply to #409369)
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Posts: 6268

Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast
Truly beautiful, you and the project!

My eldest daughter has twice had her tresses cut for the same organization.

Bless you!
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kotadawg
Posted 2009-06-28 9:04 PM (#409372 - in reply to #409369)
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Posts: 1486

Location: Cincinnati
Great project, Karen. I wish I was capable of helping.
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MusicMishka
Posted 2009-06-28 9:12 PM (#409373 - in reply to #409369)
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Posts: 5567

Location: Blue Ridge Mountains
Karen, very nice! What a classy thing to do...
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CrimsonLake
Posted 2009-06-28 9:16 PM (#409374 - in reply to #409369)
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Posts: 3145

Location: Marlton, NJ
Very cool Karen. Like Kota, I WISH I could help. I'll let my wife and daughter know.
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G8r
Posted 2009-06-28 10:09 PM (#409375 - in reply to #409369)
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I used to have hair down to the middle of my back up to about 5 years ago. When I cut it off it went to Locks of Love.
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moody, p.i.
Posted 2009-06-28 10:11 PM (#409376 - in reply to #409369)
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Posts: 15680

Location: SoCal
Originally posted by G8r:
I used to have hair down to the middle of my back up to about 5 years ago. When I cut it off it went to Locks of Love.
You Columbian drug dealer wanna be......
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Mark in Boise
Posted 2009-06-29 10:29 AM (#409377 - in reply to #409369)
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Location: Boise, Idaho
Wish I could help, but my daughter, who has hair like I used to have, has donated hers.
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CanterburyStrings
Posted 2009-06-29 3:48 PM (#409378 - in reply to #409369)
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Location: Hot Springs, S.D.
As I have gotten older my hair has grown quite thin. My only surviving ex, Steve, has beautiful thick, wavy, shiney hair. He used to have it down to his waist, and I asked him if he ever got it cut, could I please have it so I could make a wig for myself. When he finally did get it cut, he donated it to Locks of Love instead of to me. Made me downright proud of him.
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BT717
Posted 2009-06-29 4:08 PM (#409379 - in reply to #409369)
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Posts: 2711

Location: Vernon CT
I know a few people that have done that. As a cancer survivor and one who has known young men and women who have "needed" the wigs, it makes me proud to know people like you Karen.
May I say Thank-you!!
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