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  • Godzilla
    Permanent Member
    • Nov 3, 2002
    • 3009

    My wife is shaving her head to raise money for cancer research in kids

    That's right, my wife is going completely Lt. Ilia to raise money for St. Baldrick's Foundation in honor of a friend of ours who's daughter had leukemia and is now thankfully in remission. St. Baldrick's is a great charity and holds "shaving days" where volunteers raise money and then get their heads shaved to honor the kids who have fought the disease. My wife is obviously out to raise as much money as she can and because we honor childhood everyday we come to the Museum through our passion for toys, TV shows, and games from our youth, I'm asking you guys and gals if you could donate to the cause. The link to her donation page is below and everything, no matter how small, really counts.

    Rob


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  • boss
    Talkative Member
    • Jun 18, 2003
    • 7217

    #2
    That's great! My nephew's college baseball team just did the same thing. Good for her.
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    • Remco Monster
      GLOWS in the Dark!
      • May 3, 2006
      • 2722

      #3
      I have a couple friends who have done this. Kudos to her!

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      • HumanWolfman
        Type3Toys Has Transformed
        • Oct 5, 2011
        • 1574

        #4
        That is very cool! You should be proud of her. Hopefully your friends daughter will make a full recovery!
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        • Earth 2 Chris
          Verbose Member
          • Mar 7, 2004
          • 32982

          #5
          Done and done pal. And I spread the word over on Facebook. I hope your friend's daughter continues to improve. I have tremendous respect for you and your wife for doing this!

          Chris
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          • jimsmegos
            Mego Dork
            • Nov 9, 2008
            • 4519

            #6
            What a wonderful thing to do! I'm sharing this all over my FB pages. Glad to see she's made her goal and still going strong! Bravo!

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            • Random Axe
              The Voice of Reason
              • Apr 16, 2008
              • 4518

              #7
              That's awesome Rob. There's a similar story why I have no hair. My buddy got testicular cancer back in 2001. This is a guy who was all about his hair, always had products like gell around. When he ended up losing his through the chemo, myself and another friend shaved our heads to match him. I just ended up liking it and kept it. That is a great thing you're family is doing.
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              • Earth 2 Chris
                Verbose Member
                • Mar 7, 2004
                • 32982

                #8
                That was a cool thing to do Scott. I had no idea. You guys and gals are awesome.

                Chris
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                • Vinny0026
                  Year Five!!
                  • Jan 26, 2012
                  • 3734

                  #9
                  Originally posted by HumanWolfman
                  That is very cool! You should be proud of her. Hopefully your friends daughter will make a full recovery!
                  I agree with John - you should be very proud, and we all hope the little girl gets better as well.
                  My cousin did this last year.

                  Did she post something on facebook?
                  sometimes people jump on the wagon and help out as well.

                  I'm broke till the 14th but I will send some funds than
                  "Where Does He Get Those Wonderful Toys?"

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                  • Gorn Captain
                    Invincible Ironing Man
                    • Feb 28, 2008
                    • 10549

                    #10
                    I wonder if they use the hair to make wigs for cancer patients.
                    When my wife was recovering, some of her fellow patients lost their hair due to the chemo, and this hits women really hard.
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