My husband was recently diagnosed with neck cancer and I bought these and passed them out to family and friends all over the country. They last a long time and have been great to raise awareness - always getting asked what it is for. Thank you!

No One Fights Alone® Ribbon Temporary Tattoo

  I have both the thyroid cancer and uterine cancer ribbon charms. The thyroid one I've had for 7 years and it is very durable, so I figure the uterine cancer one will be, too.

Ribbon Awareness Charm

  I’m so happy I came across this sight as I was just thinking what I can tell my mother-in-law that is having surgery for he skin cancer in the head for the second time to see how bad it is and then will be going to the cancer doctor that will give the results and treatment if possible. It’s so hard being that I’m not her daughter but do want her to know that I have faith it will be fine and that I’m available for what ever she needs to make thing easier for her if she needs me. I felt reassured that it would be okay to text her saying this. Thanks once again!

What to Say and What Not to Say to Someone Newly Diagnosed with Cancer

  I bought this bracelet for a dear friend who is battle cancer and she wears it a lot! It is words of encouragement while she is battling this horrible thing!

Words of Encouragement Bracelet (Closeout)

  I placed my order on Sunday afternoon and arrived by Thursday! Very quick service. My husband was recently diagnosed with carcinoid cancer. I was thrilled to find that rare cancer supported on this site. I will wear my bracelet with pride. I bought it sight unseen because I have thin wrists and another reviewer said she had thin wrists and it was quite comfortable. I must agree.

Beaded Cancer Bracelet

  Very pretty. I am thrilled to be a survivor. Pin is really pretty.

Cancer Survivor Ribbon Pin

  I first found out about this sight just checking around to find out what my niece's childhood brain cancer ribbon colors were. Being a cancer survivor (10+ years) myself gave me some motivation. I found the survivor pins and the the fact that some of the cost went to cancer research to hard to resist. I got my niece her pin (overwhelmed to find it is all gold!), I got one for myself and one for a work colleague who is a survivor. Then I started thinking: I know several people who I work with that have had cancer. Why not get them a ribbon pin? So I sent out an email to coworkers. In a high school with about 130 teachers, staff and support people, we had 8 who are survivors, two of whom are currently being treated, but come to work daily except for chemo days. We have two people who have relatives (a young son to one and my niece) who are survivors. I got them all ribbon pins, including a former student who student taught last year.
We have eight in the building and three either relatives or former students who are survivors. We also have several current or recently graduated students who are survivors. I intend to get them ribbon pins also.
That's a lot of people in a fairly small school. I figure why not give some money to support research and at the same time "choose hope" for those I know.
I am quite proud to be a 10+ years survivor. And I think my project gave an uplift to my friends at work. Every one of them pinned it on and wears it daily.
It is not what you say that makes a difference, it is what you do, no matter how small it seems.

Cancer Survivor Ribbon Pin

  I was very pleasantly surprised at the quality of this bracelet, given the price. My daughter and I are going to start creating stamped metal jewelry when she is recovering from chemo, so I had purchased some purple Gilders paste and used it to make the letters lavendar for her Lymphoma cancer color.

What Cancer Cannot Do® Bracelet

  I was very pleased with the pins I purchased, they are a bit larger than a typical pin but that is what makes them so nice. I purchased 3 for different cancers and wear them everyday.

Angel Ribbon Pin

  I saw Hoda Kotb from the "Today Show" wearing one of these rings, and I loved it. So I bought one in orange for my kidney cancer.

Hope Ring

  Totally Awesome ! Looks great in my truck window, I see lots of people looking at/reading it.

I have Chemo Brain! What's Your Excuse?®Decal (Closeout)

  I cannot rate this product as it was never received.

Queasy Drops - Assorted

  These are sturdy and a nice size.

Hope for a Cure Ribbon Pin

  Very pleased with it

Hope Ring

  These buttons were great, and they arrived quickly!

No One Fights Alone® Button

  I bought 50 of these in support of my cousin and his battle against pancreatic cancer. I have given many of them out and plan on giving away more when asked.

No One Fights Alone® Wristband

  Very nice bracelet, gives me hope when I feel there is none. Puts a smile on my face. It is not something you want to get wet or wear 24/7, but it is nice to accessorize with. No complaints.

What Cancer Cannot Do® Bracelet

  Very cute little way to show your support everyday.

Flexible Ribbon Keychain

  These pins are beautifully made and are great quality, The only con is the backs dont stick on the pins real good. My fiance lost hers the day she got it but luckly someone at her job found it now we just need a new back

Angel Ribbon Pin

  Very happy with this purchase. Magnets have held tight to the car for almost 2 years (watch when you go through car wash though!) I am VERY happy with this purchase.

No One Fights Alone® Multicolored Car Magnet

  Last year my cousin and I participated in a 2 day, 186 mile cycling event in Massachusetts (www.pmc.org) to raise money for cancer research through the Dana Farber Cancer Institute. With 1 member of our family having won her battle and 2 fighting hard in theirs, Leiah and I each proudly wore our 3 different color bracelets during each and every mile in their honor and they were perfect. To this day, each and every time I set out on a ride I don't leave home without my Cancer Sucks bracelets around my wrist as a constant reminder of who I'm riding for!

Cancer Sucks® Wristband

  Really good ribbon pin very pleased

Cancer Awareness Ribbon Enamel Pin

  I purchased this T-shirt for my mom who is currently going through chemo. My mom is constantly saying the phrase, "It's the chemo," when she forgets something or does something silly. When I saw this shirt, I thought it was perfect for her because it was as close to that saying as I could get! We both loved the quality and color of the shirt (I got her the teal). She liked it so much that she wore it to her next treatment & the nurses loved it! It definitely did it's job of adding a little humor to try and keep my mom's spirits up!

I Have Chemo Brain! What's Your Excuse?® T-shirt - NEW SHIRT COLORS AVAILABLE!

  Really liked the ball cap. White is good for summer.

Ribbon Awareness Cap - Several cap colors available!

  Dear Santa,

I am asking you to bring some understanding and enlightenment to people I encounter.

I have been getting cancer treatments for a little over a year and I am finding certain comments hurtful and dismissive.  When asked how I am doing I usually answer ‘fine, but tired’.  I am met with responses of “why do you think you are so tired?” and other responses of “you’ll be fine”, “just stay positive” and “you know they are putting poison in you”.  I believe these people mean well and don’t know what to say, but it leaves me feeling discounted.  I am no drama queen but feel these comments are insensitive and not supportive.

A more appropriate, supportive response to someone going through a challenging medical time would be “I hope the treatment is successful, wishing you the best outcome” or “I am sure you must get tired, I bet those naps help.”

Don’t barrage someone with texts and phone calls after an appointment, you don’t know how fatiguing or what happened in that appointment.  And please don’t ask if you can “share” the medical information with others.  It feels like a gossip channel not a support system.

Anyway I hope this letter can be used to enlighten the support system of anyone going through a medical crisis.

What to Say and What Not to Say to Someone Newly Diagnosed with Cancer

  The quality of the wristband is great and it looks fantastic. My only negative is that it is quite large. It is great for my husband or others with larger hands but I can't keep it on me comfortably. I would love to see an option for a smaller size and even children sizes so my daughter could have one to wear as well. Other than that, it's great!

Cancer Sucks® Wristband

  I love the bracelet it looks great and it makes a great statement against cancer

Men's Leather Ribbon Awareness Bracelet

  Great quality, great price, makes me feel proud to wear.

No One Fights Alone® Wristband

  It's good to be able to buy cancer symbols for my fridge other than just breast cancer
When my guests ask , I am able to tell them where I purchased them from and what they stand for.

Mini Ribbon Awareness Magnet

  These re good quality however when I tried to wear it the "medium was too small even for my wrist so I put it on my shaving creme can as a reminder I do not fight alone. Thank you again for support.

No One Fights Alone® Wristband