you are not alone
This raw, vulnerable photo was the day my sister cut 12" off my hair because of the chemo drugs I was on. Whatever your personal journey looks like, you are not alone in your pain.
Even though the process of hair loss is difficult, you have the choice to turn that pain into a beautiful, empowering experience for yourself.
Lisa White, Unbroken Hope
the gift of gratitude
A cancer journey is rough. Although I faced a host of emotions, I also learned that practicing gratitude helped me experience joy even on rough days.
Gratitude can be making it through another chemo treatment, seeing a beautiful sunrise, or the gift of a new day. For me, my relationship with my Healer was my anchor.
find your tribe
My sister, Jennifer, was a lifeline for me when I was going through cancer. She, along with many others, helped me through my toughest days.
Reach out to others who can support you during your journey! If you need help finding resources, check out our Support & Resources section.
Support and Resources
Holistic Healing
Chris Beat Cancer - I wish I had known about Chris Wark before I was diagnosed! He healed himself of stage IIIc colon cancer by radically changing his nutrition and natural therapies to heal.
Support & Encouragement
Cancer Survivor Stories - Success stories for people who healed cancer naturally.
American Cancer Society - Programs and services that provide support during and after cancer.
Fighting Pretty - Non-profit to help women going through cancer feel strong and beautiful.
Support through Chemotherapy
FocusCare® Headwraps - Comfortable, lightweight headwraps once you’ve lost your hair.
Brian Joseph’s lash and brow gel - Non-toxic products to support lash and brow growth.
Locks of Love - Non-profit to donate your hair for children suffering hair loss.
Cancer Hair Care - Non-profit charity focused on support for those losing their hair.
Cancer-Fighting Kitchen - An online resource of amazing recipes rich with nutrients for those going through treatment.