Make-up Tutorials from Dying Girl Goes Viral

A 12-year-old American girl, Talia Joy Castellano, suffering stage four neuroblastoma cancer has put up an interesting tutorial on the net about how to apply make-up and look good.

Her tutorial is unique because it is from a woman who is battling end stage cancer and has just a few months to live. Instead of going through a bone marrow transplant, which is her last resort (even though there is no guarantee of its success), Talia is spending her time educating interested people in the nuances of make-up via her tutorials on the net.

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This speaks of her positive sprit despite all the setbacks in life. Speaking of how to apply make-up enlivens her spirits.

“When I put on my make-up I feel like I can embrace those features that I really like about myself," she said.

"I feel if someone's looking at me, they're looking at my make-up, not looking at my bald head."

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Doctor have given her anywhere between four months to a year to live if she decides not to undergo the transplant.

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Source-Medindia