Faith May with her mother, who decided to shave a matching bald patch to make her daughter feel better. Photo / Facebook, Love Matters
A little girl who had to have part of her head shaved for a brain tumour to be removed has been cheered up by a heartwarming gesture from her mum.
Posted to Facebook page Love What Matters, Faith May and her mum Jamie Dawn Beckstead sport matching patches of missing
hair with a message that reads: "Every superhero has a side kick who picks them up, dusts them off and makes them feel stronger than ever."
Faith underwent surgery to have a cancerous tumour removed which was pushing on her pituitary gland and damaging her optic nerve.
She was upset to learn she would be left with a bald strip next to her stitches. So in "true sidekick fashion" her mother went home during a shift swap and returned with a matching shaved head.
"This is Faith May, my superhero!!! Faith just had surgery to remove a brain tumor that was pushing on her optic nerve...
Posted by Love What Matters on Wednesday, 27 July 2016
