For Deena, Thursdays used to mean something different—school drop-offs, spin class, coffee with friends. But lately, Thursdays had become hospital gowns, lab results, and long hours at MD Anderson.

Chemotherapy hadn’t taken all of her hair, but it had taken most. The thin patches left behind felt like a haunting reminder of what she’d lost. And yet, Deena kept showing up—strong, composed, and determined to keep a part of herself intact.

One day after treatment, a nurse gently placed her hand on Deena’s shoulder and said,
“You know… there’s a salon not far from here. They work with women like you all the time.”

Deena gave it a try. The salon was calm, clean, and full of life—run by stylists who understood what it meant to help someone feel whole again. One in particular, Jade, listened closely as Deena shared her fears and frustrations.

Then Jade leaned in and said, “Have you heard of La’ Wig?”

That’s when everything changed.

Jade explained that she works directly with La’ Wig to order custom wigs for her clients. Deena didn’t have to figure anything out alone. No confusing forms. No measuring kits. Just trust. “Let me handle the details,” Jade smiled. “You focus on healing.”

Two months later, the wig arrived—full lace, glueless, and made of 100% human hair. Jade cut, shaped, and colored it to frame Deena’s face beautifully. And when Deena looked in the mirror, the emotion swept over her.

She didn’t just see hair—she saw herself again.

Now, every Thursday—after treatment—Deena visits Jade. Not just for styling, but for the feeling. For the normalcy. For the joy of routine in a world that no longer feels predictable.

It’s more than a wig. It’s a crown. It’s her armor, her therapy, her moment of control.

And in a life full of unknowns, La’ Wig made one thing feel certain: she was still beautiful.