Losing 17 inches
of her pony tail was almost a relief to Ashleigh Webster of Peachtree
City.
The donation
represented the last ten years of her life.
"It would
get caught in car doors," said the 13-year-old, "plus I have
a 6-year-old cousin who has cancer and she lost her hair. There is a company
in Florida that accepts pony tails and I thought maybe my hair would help
someone."
Locks of Love
is in Palm Springs, Fla. and accepts hair that is at least 10 inches long.
It is turned into hairpieces for children who have lost their hair due
to cancer treatments.
The event was
at Great Clips East in Peachtree City and Fayette countian Susanne Goss
did the cutting.
Ashleigh is
the daughter of Bill and Victoria Webster.
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