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A former cancer nurse in Alaska is helping pediatric cancer patients feel like "princes and princesses" with her beautiful handmade yarn wigs. Holly Christensen, founder of The Magic Yarn Project, ...

A former cancer nurse realized that her work helping those suffering from the disease wasn't quite done. Upon discovering that her friend's 3-year-old daughter was diagnosed with cancer in 2015, Holly ...

When young lives are touched by cancer, a roller coaster ride of emotional highs and lows can deeply affect patients, families, and caregivers. Among the many challenges especially traumatic for ...

Maiya Lima was only 5 years old when her mother noticed a small bald patch on the back of her head. More patches began to appear in the weeks and months that followed in 2015. Eight-year-old Maiya, ...

But chemotherapy would make her skin sensitive, making beanies and scarves more practical than a scratchy wig. Christensen made a wig out of soft yarn and attached it to a crocheted beanie, styled ...

Janet O’Grady, a parishioner of Our Lady of Good Counsel Church in Vienna, Va., makes an Elsa wig from “Frozen” May 9, 2019, for a child experiencing hair loss. (Credit: CNS photo/Zoey Maraist, ...

The Magic Yarn Project volunteers crochet wigs based on Disney princesses. Here, from left, are wigs representing Belle from Beauty and the Beast, Ariel from The Little Mermaid, Rapunzel from Tangled ...

"It brings a little bit of happiness to kids facing hard times," Holly Christensen tells PEOPLE A former cancer nurse in Alaska is helping pediatric cancer patients feel like “princes and princesses” ...