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Movement to create a cancer barbie

Updated: Wednesday, 11 Jan 2012, 1:02 PM EST
Published : Wednesday, 11 Jan 2012, 12:49 PM EST

AMARILLO, TX (CNN) - Pretty much everybody wants to fit in, especially when you're growing up. And when you're a little girl who has to wear a scarf on your head because you've lost all your hair to cancer, fitting in can be a tough sell.

Now there's a new push to create a special Barbie doll to show girls and grown-ups alike that bald is beautiful.

CNN's Kristen Guilfoos has the story. Click on the video player on this page to view her report.

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