We then headed on over to the Luxx, where the women had a chance to enjoy scalp massages and a fresh hair style, including one of the women who had chemotherapy in the morning and a radiation appointment scheduled that afternoon. We first met at the Holiday Inn Hotel in Beaumont where we welcomed everyone. And what a tremendous opportunity it proved to be for us all. I had written about women, doctors and others in my news writing experience, but I had never had the chance to spend a day with them. When my editor, Kaitlin Bain, asked me if I would be interested in participating – I was more than excited. I started working at The Enterprise as a reporter in June.
This year also was my first experience with the ladies and the event. Related: Breast cancer survivor overcomes changes with diep flap reconstruction But this year, it was full speed ahead with some safety precautions, including masks, as we carried on the tradition our newspaper’s team enjoys and loves to gift the community. Last year, The Enterprise was unable to host the special day due to the novel coronavirus pandemic. She and Hadnot were one of a handful of women from Jefferson County who participated in the almost-annual day of pampering hosted by The Enterprise and sponsored by Christus St. Smith looked “brave and beautiful” with a fresh new look after surviving the hardships that come with breast cancer. Then, she realized Hadnot was staring directly at her with a sly smile. Sitting in the salon chair, Lamesa Smith, 58 of Silsbee, turned around and put down the mirror.
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