A Brief History

In 2018, while undergoing chemotherapy, Rebecca founded Chemotherapy Cold Cappers. Seated in an infusion chair, she recognized the need for a supportive community for individuals using cold cap therapy after facing skepticism and limited resources. Recognizing the incredible value of peer-to-peer support and the need for a comprehensive resource to navigate cold capping, she created a community where individuals could connect, share experiences, and access valuable resources. What began as a small online gathering of a few individuals has evolved into a global network of over 7,500 members and growing. Rebecca's journey exemplifies resilience and her commitment to empowering others facing similar challenges during a cancer diagnosis. Through shared experiences and collective knowledge, members have been able to improve their cold cap therapy outcomes and support each other during challenging times.

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During her chemotherapy journey, Rebecca encountered numerous helpful resources and individuals who significantly impacted both her physical and emotional well-being. From pre-treatment services like microblading to post-chemotherapy hair extensions, these experiences emphasized the importance of accessing specialized support throughout the cancer journey. The positive impact of these services inspired Rebecca to create a platform connecting others with similar support.

 

Today, Chemotherapy Cold Cappers continues to thrive, providing vital information and fostering a strong sense of community for those navigating cold cap therapy and the challenges of cancer treatment.