
Twenty victims of cancer were in for a surprise and a time out from being bogged down with thoughts of the disease after a FRENCH cancer charity, The Mimi Foundation, decided to give them so wild and crazy makeovers.
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Patients' reaction was also captured and the results seemed to make them really happy.
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The foundation thought of giving some of the victims these crazy makeovers after they received a response from some of the victims about what they miss most- "You know what I miss the most? Being carefree," was the response that inspired the foundation to come up with an idea to bring a smile on their faces.
The photo captures the expression, with a record of the date and the time it was taken and most significantly the moment they completely forgot about the disease.
These photographs have been set inside a 60-page book called "If only for a second".
Source: Medindia
These photographs have been set inside a 60-page book called "If only for a second".
Source: Medindia
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