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One Woman’s Fight to Conceal and Heal The Scars of Others

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Donnese Jewelry

I would love your help! I had a successful partial Thyroid Lobectomy back in May and when I went for my one week follow-up visit, I noticed that a woman in the waiting room must have been self-conscious about her bandage/scar, because she had a scarf wrapped around her neck. I thought to myself, WOW! it’s like 90 degrees outside and this lady decided to tie a scarf around her neck to cover up her bandage/scar.

I had an epiphany the next morning and went to the arts and crafts store to get all sorts of supplies to design and create my idea. I made several samples and drawing various styles and types. I also went a step further and got the Provisional Patent for my idea.

I’m now at the point where I want to make this product available for anyone who, like the lady in the waiting room, may be self-conscious about a scar they have. I don’t think my original crafting materials are appropriate, nor do I have the ability or availability to “hand make” the product on my own. This is where you come in.

I’m hoping you could help me raise enough money to build a website, get this product manufactured and make this product available to all in need. It is my goal to help others conceal while they heal.

Every $1 helps! If you could be so kind to donate the money that you would normally use to buy a cup of coffee or beverage that would be much appreciated!

Click Here To Donate

Sincerely,

Donnese Tyler

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