Lollie's fight against cancer
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My name is Leah Todd and four weeks ago in October 2015 my oldest sister Lollie was diagnosed with a rare and unusual type of ovarian cancer. In November she is undergoing major surgery to hopefully remove all of the cancer, she will then have to endure four months of chemotherapy.
She is 36.
Lollie is one of the most beautiful, creative, passionate, clever, kind, fun and loving people that I know and for the past four weeks I have seen just how immensely strong she is.
This cancer has taken so much from her, more than I can describe in words here, and some of those things she will never get back.
But.
One thing that means so much to Lollie that will be taken away, we can help give it back to her.
Undergoing the chemotherapy will mean that Lollie will lose her hair. This gofundme page is to help raise money from friends, family and supporters to fund a real hair wig for Lollie. If you know Lollie you will know her hair is part of her identity! Having a real hair wig will mean so much to her and hopefully will make this very hard and emotional journey ever so slightly easier.
I am hoping to raise £1200 so Lollie can buy a real hair wig, if any one of you could make even the smallest of donations it would be amazing. We would be so grateful and I'm sure Lollie will be moved by how much love and support there is for her.
Lollie has started a blog about her journey through this hard and dark time.
https://afashionbuyersguidetocancer.wordpress.com/
She is 36.
Lollie is one of the most beautiful, creative, passionate, clever, kind, fun and loving people that I know and for the past four weeks I have seen just how immensely strong she is.
This cancer has taken so much from her, more than I can describe in words here, and some of those things she will never get back.
But.
One thing that means so much to Lollie that will be taken away, we can help give it back to her.
Undergoing the chemotherapy will mean that Lollie will lose her hair. This gofundme page is to help raise money from friends, family and supporters to fund a real hair wig for Lollie. If you know Lollie you will know her hair is part of her identity! Having a real hair wig will mean so much to her and hopefully will make this very hard and emotional journey ever so slightly easier.
I am hoping to raise £1200 so Lollie can buy a real hair wig, if any one of you could make even the smallest of donations it would be amazing. We would be so grateful and I'm sure Lollie will be moved by how much love and support there is for her.
Lollie has started a blog about her journey through this hard and dark time.
https://afashionbuyersguidetocancer.wordpress.com/
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Leah Todd
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