When you think of heroes, you
think of the stories of Superman and Batman that we grew up with as kids. They
were always dropping whatever they were doing to rescue whoever was in need.
Although they are great examples of heroes, a hero does not necessarily have to
save someone's life. A hero could be anyone around you. Every year, about 12.7
million people around the world are diagnosed with a form of cancer. Whether
it's benign or malignant, it can be a very hard and troubled time for that
person with the disease. Cancer can take away your hair from chemo therapy, and
it can take away many other things, but the one thing that it can't take away
is your family. They will always be there for you to make you smile even when
you think you can't. To me, just being there for someone like that can make you
the biggest hero. A hero could also be someone cutting off most of their hair
and donating it to Locks of Love, because that one simple act could lift
anyone's spirits without hair. Too often we forget who the true heroes are
around us. From the soldiers fighting for our country, or to the many doctors
contributing to finding a cure for cancer, anybody could be a hero.
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