My 12-Year-Old Daughter Cut Off Her Hair for a Girl with Cancer – Then the Principal Called and Said, ‘You Need to Come Now and See What Happened with Your Own Eyes’

For the first time that evening, Letty relaxed.

She hadn’t solved every problem her classmate was facing. But she had taken the first step toward showing her that she wasn’t alone.

A Visit to the Hair Salon

The following morning, Piper took Letty to a local salon.

The stylist, Teresa, examined the uneven cut and listened while Letty explained what she had been trying to accomplish.

Teresa’s expression softened.

“You know,” she said, “there are much easier ways to donate hair than cutting it yourself in the bathroom.”

Letty blushed.

“I know that now.”

Teresa explained that hair donation programs generally have specific requirements regarding length, cleanliness, and how the hair should be tied before cutting. Requirements vary between organizations, so it is important to check the rules before donating.

She also explained that not every donation becomes a wig for a particular person. Some organizations collect hair to use in wigs for people experiencing medical hair loss, while others have different eligibility requirements.

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