When their mother learned that the New York boys had been subjected to the teasing and abuse of their peers, she had their hair cut. As the others realized what had prompted them to let their hair down, they felt ashamed and started crying.
In Cheektowaga, New York, there are two sets of twins, a 10-year-old, and a sixth boy who is not a brother. All six kids have allowed their hair to grow out long, which has led to daily bullying by their peers.
The six youngsters had a good excuse for letting their hair grow out. Even their own parents were unaware of their motivations. Despite their youth, they had a compelling argument.
They were ecstatic about their age-appropriate close family friend. They had no doubts about the fact that, prior to his passing, their friend had lost his hair as a result of cancer treatment. This friend had died from cancer. Being so devastated by the loss of their friend, they made the decision to assist the young children who were suffering from this terrible illness and losing their hair.
They made the decision to look for a charity that would provide wigs to kids whose hair is lost as a result of cancer treatments in memory of their friend. Buddy’s Wigs for Kids would be the name of the organization. “They wanted to give these young people back some of the self-assurance cancer had taken away and help them feel more like themselves.
They planned to grow their hair out and donate it to a charity that aids children whose illnesses result in hair loss.
After months of battling to grow and take care of their brothers’ hair, their mother finally came to understand the reasons behind their brothers’ desire to get haircuts. She was astounded by their cooperation and maturity in making decisions.
The kids’ efforts were not in vain; much to their surprise, they discovered they had amassed 5 meters of hair. Everybody who mocked them and pointed a finger at them was amazed at what they had done. If these children can put up with that much for their fellow humans, then we should all do what we can to assist those who are in need. To all of us, this should be a lesson.
