Projekt Survivor’s Cancer ponuja proste lasulje za paciente
Ko je Bostonsko sidro NBC in poročevalka Natasha Verma diagnosticirala 2. stopnjo Hodgkinovega limfoma v zgodnjih 20 letih, je prva stvar, o kateri je pomislila, njene lase. “Ali bom izgubil?” rekla je Allure vprašala se je. “Lahko zveni trivialno in površno, toda večina žensk vam bo povedala, da so lasje velik del naše identitete, medtem ko sem vedel, da je izguba las nenadna, nič mi ni pripravilo na čustveno plačilo, ki bi ga bilo potrebno.”
Menim, da je varno reči, da lahko večina žensk močno sodeluje z Vermo, saj je njena izjava na mestu: lasje je pomemben del številnih identitet žensk in njegova izguba do zdravljenja raka je lahko ena najbolj grozljivih izkušenj za ženske, ki so podvržene kemoterapiji. Verma pravi, da je imela srečo, da je imela zdravstveno zavarovanje, ki je pokrila stroške lasulje, kar nam pove, da je lahko višja od 2000 dolarjev, vendar številne ženske, ki imajo raka, nimajo sredstev za lupino za eno med računi za zdravstveno varstvo in druge stroške.
To je mesto, kjer vstopi Cap Cap on Cancer. Po izkušnjah s srčnimi posledicami izgubljanja lase za kemoterapijo, je Verma iskala denar in donirala visoko kakovostne “lasulje” za ženske in otroke, ki se borijo proti raku. Cap lasulje so ravno tisto, kar zveni: lasulje s priloženimi baseball kape. Tako je Vermi všeč, da je lasulja stila, da bi skrila tkanino, saj je čutila, da je videz bolj naravni videz.
Cap Wigs so izdelani iz 100% človeških las in so na voljo v 80 različnih barvah. “[Lase], trajno pritrjene na pokrov, ki ustvarja videz pripravljen za nošenje, zato ni potrebno styling!” Verma pravi. Kape so tudi v različnih barvah in materialih, vključno z bombažem in semišarom.
Za ohranitev tega projekta je Verma potrebna podpora. “Vaše finančno darovanje nam omogoča, da ustvarimo Custom Wigs brez stroškov za družine, ki se ukvarjajo z rakom, z darovanjem, niste le raku pacientu lasuljo, dajete ji zaupanje”, pravi ona . “V Fundaciji Verma verjamemo, da ima vsaka ženska, ki ima zaradi izpadanja las zaradi kemoterapije, dostop do lasulje, v kateri se lahko med postopkom okrevanja počuti čudovito in samozavestno.”
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When Boston anchor NBC and reporter Natasha Verma was diagnosed with stage 2 Hodgkins lymphoma in her early 20s, the first thing she thought about was her hair. “Will I lose it?” she asked Allure. “It may sound trivial and superficial, but most women will tell you that hair is a big part of our identity, and while I knew hair loss was sudden, nothing prepared me for the emotional toll it would take.” I think its safe to say that most women can strongly relate to Vermas statement: hair is an important part of many womens identities, and its loss due to cancer treatment can be one of the most terrifying experiences for women undergoing chemotherapy. Verma says she was lucky to have health insurance that covered the cost of a wig, which can be upwards of $2,000, but many women with cancer dont have the means to shell out for one amidst medical bills and other expenses. This is where Cap Wigs on Cancer comes in. After experiencing the heart-wrenching effects of hair loss from chemotherapy, Verma sought out funding and donated high-quality “wigs” to women and children fighting cancer. Cap wigs are exactly what they sound like: wigs attached to baseball caps. Verma liked the wig style to hide the fabric, as she felt it gave a more natural look. Cap wigs are made of 100% human hair and come in 80 different colors. “[The hair is] permanently attached to a cap, creating a ready-to-wear look, so no styling is necessary!” Verma says. The caps also come in different colors and materials, including cotton and suede. To keep this project going, Verma needs support. “Your financial donation allows us to create Custom Wigs at no cost to families dealing with cancer, by donating, youre not just giving a wig to a cancer patient, youre giving her confidence,” she says. “At the Verma Foundation, we believe every woman who loses her hair due to chemotherapy should have access to a wig that makes her feel beautiful and confident during the recovery process.” We couldnt agree more. Head here to support Cap W