Sisters Shave Heads To Support Mom With Breast Cancer

When their mom lost her hair during her battle with breast cancer, two of her daughters shaved their heads in solidarity. Joanna McPherson says she tried to discourage her kids from doing it, telling them that their heads may get cold and that other kids may make fun of them, but they were determined.

Her daughters, 10-year-old Kayla and seven-year-old Sophia, told their mom, “If people are going to do that to you, then we don’t want you to go through it alone.”

McPherson, an Air Force Colonel, shaved her head after her hair started to fall out during chemo and just a few weeks later, the girls asked if they could do it too to support her. She says, “They have such big hearts and I just thought it was very sweet of them to make such a grand gesture of love.”


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