Phoebe Kannisto’s six sons faced bullying for their long hair, but their choice was personal and harmless.
Hairstyle judgments, even from adults, led to hurtful comments.
Despite this, the boys endured and grew their hair for a reason.
They lost a family friend to cancer and decided to donate their hair to Children with Hair Loss.
In the end, the boys donated a remarkable 17 feet of hair.
Their story teaches us the importance of understanding others’ choices and the impact of our words.
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