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The Doctors are joined by breast cancer survivor Denise Albert, a mom of two and co-founder of The Moms, and Wigs & Wishes nonprofit creator Martino Cartier to share how something as simple as a good wig can drastically change a cancer victim's life.
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Denise is thankfully now cancer-free but is still dealing with the effects of the disease on her hair and she still wears a wig. She explains her hair grew back different and she says it is fine and curly at the same time, saying, "It's just not the hair I like."
Martino's organization provides free wigs for women with cancer and tells Dr. Ian Smith he saw the need to help people after a loved one battling cancer could not find a wig that didn't look like a wig. What started in his hometown, now is worldwide and Wigs & Wishes provides around 25,000 wigs each year.
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To help others battling cancer and the Wigs & Wishes organization, Denise donates her hair -- live on our show! "If I'm not going to wear it, someone should," Denise says. See her amazing charitable hair chop, in the video below.
