However, her daughter convinced her of how well the hospital's staff treated her father and was later of the opinion that her father would have been very proud. Tallulah herself was very proud of the decision and believed it was worth the fight.
Lewis-Schulz said her husband, Andreas, had been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer on April 13. Three weeks later, he was brought to Severn Hospice in Shrewsbury, England.
Mrs Lewis-Schulz set up a JustGiving.com page for Tallulah to help her raise funds for the hospice. More than $7,500 has been collected so far.
"I am determined to raise as much money as possible because the Severn Hospice helped and supported my family in every way possible and took such great care of my fantastic dad whilst he was terminally ill," the page reads.
"I will donate my hair to the little princess trust to be used to make wigs for children who have sadly lost their own hair through cancer treatment."
Over 12 inches of her hair will be donated and made into a wig for a child who's lost his or her hair from cancer treatment, Lewis-Schulz said.
"I'm immensely proud of her," Mrs Lewis-Schulz said. "I couldn't believe it. It made me really see how much determination, bravery and selflessness she has."
Source: Medindia
