DUBAI//Amna Maqsood, 10, sit them anxious to set gear on his chair as he prepared for loss of almost 20 centimeters long, his key.
But any overridden by Her anxieties to improve the lives of a cancer patient after she lost her sister nine years Moazzam Ali to leukemia two months ago.
"Anyone who is going through cancer should remain strong and have hope," said Amna. "And this is my way of giving it to them."
She was among 42 women and girls in the JetSet Salon last Saturday which raised key to patients who undergo chemotherapy as part of the hair for hope campaign.
The initiative gives wonderful galleries, partnership between makers of Pantene hair care and the American Cancer Society, which provides thousands of low-income women living wigs to cancer.