CountingToTen
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I have a special friend, Avery. She was diagnosed with a brain tumor last year and has to undergo chemo to try and shrink it. I worry so much about my little friend and it makes me sad when she has bad days.
BUT…to my amazement…I discovered the most wonderful thing this morning! The Moxie Girlz True Hope Doll.
Moxie Girlz True Hope Doll…May I present Avery (how cool is it that it’s my little Angel’s name!)
Along with Avery, Moxie also a True Hope doll Sophina and a boy doll Jaxson. These dolls can be found at Amazon and ToysRUs.
Other doll manufacturers also got on the childhood cancer awareness campaign (FINALLY) and American Girl has developed a bald doll.
You can read more about American Girl’s special new “NO Hair” doll by clicking HERE. There was also information that if you ALREADY have one of these pricey dolls, that you can send your into the hospital and it will be shipped back with a head with no hair (for $44.00 plus shipping).
And…alas Barbie.
The only information that I could find on Bald Barbie is that they will be in production and giving them to kids, not selling them in stores yet.
If you have a child fighting cancer, love kids that have to fight cancer….or just want to be involved, A LOT of information can be found at THIS facebook page! (these ladies started the bald revolution!)
The Bald and Beautiful Facebook page is FULL of all the latest efforts to make “being bald” beautiful.
I love it!
I’m off to order my little Avery an Avery doll.
Great article! I really could have used this 3yrs ago when my 14yr old cousin was diagnosed with Stage IV Rhabdomyosarcoma. I was also thinking of an 8yr old girl in my daughter’s class who now wears a wig due to Alopecia. This would be a cute doll to re-iterate the saying my cousin adopted at the time -”Bald is Beautiful” , too.
this is so cool! such a special gift
i bet avery loves her doll!
Swanky Janes is a small company that makes beautiful handmade cloth dolls for boy or girl cancer patients and girls with Alopecia that comes with a removable wig.
They are called “Just Like Me” dolls. Swanky Janes donates a “Just Like Me” doll to the cancer cutie spotlighted on P.S. I Adore You’s blog each month.
Check Swanky Janes out at: http://www.swankyjanes.com
Aww your little Avery is adorable I wish her well bless her I love the Moxie and Bratz dolls and as I support Cancer charities I lost my beautiful sister in law only 2 months ago and my neice is fighting it she has the dolls too I bought these dolls myself Also I got My little neice a doll called first steps in getting well it’s a small doll like a little girl and she has cancer she comes with a wig and the little pink ribbon on her coat they should make more bald dolls and also put the True hope Barbie in the shops but I’m shure your little Avery will love her new doll and they will be inseparable hugs to your little freind God bless xx
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