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What People Are Saying
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A large group of employees wanted to show our care, concern and support for a coworker who is battling cancer. This necklace appeared to be just the right touch. It definitely was perfect. Both the men and women who participated in this "support group: are wearing their necklace every day. It is a boost for our dear coworker, and a constant reminder to each other to keep him in our prayers. The icing on the cake was the extraordinary customer service we received from this company. Several people have asked me for the web site so their families can purchase similar necklaces for their family members. I wholly recommend the company and the products to anyone looking for the right touch to demonstrate care to a friend, coworker or loved one. 
No One Fights Alone® Necklace w/ Ribbon CharmCustomer in Jackson, Michigan
April 22, 2015 -
I want to thank you for this page. I needed to make the call and had a feeling of how I might phrase it. Reading this verified my feeling and I am so happy I found this page. It is my sister's "significant other", I have known him since they were in high school and I could not be silent. Thank you again. I will refer to this page in the coming months. 
What to Say and What Not to Say to Someone Newly Diagnosed with CancerLorraine Maguire
November 25, 2019 I bought this for myself and wear it everyday.
several people have asked me about it which give me a chance to talk about my Prostate Cancer and what they can do to help research.
Fits comfortably and is easy to put on ant take off.
I love it.
Hope Ring
April 3, 2018 - Absolutely gorgeous bangle, adjustable so its a perfect fit. Super fast delivery all the way to Scotland. Great products, great company.
What Cancer Cannot Do® Bracelet
November 27, 2013 This product was true to it's picture via the website. The product is a good, sturdy product.The price and shipping were very affordable..I have had several transactions with this company and have yet to be disapppointed! 
No One Fights Alone® Wristband
December 30, 2011 - EXCELLENT QUALITY. VERY REASONABLE PRICE. I BOUGHT A BUNCH OF THEM...
GOTTA GET THE WORD OUT!!
Ribbon Awareness Car Magnet
June 26, 2013 These t-shirts are so great in quality and the supporting saying is what family and friends are all about. 
No One Fights Alone® Multicolored Ribbon T-shirt
April 22, 2011 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 CancerJoan S., Massachusetts
December 25, 2019 -
I really wish the colon cancer items had more choice in colors. It would be great to have the blue ribbon on blue, black or white. Other than the fact that the beanie has to be grey and its a little too large for my head it is great. 
Ribbon Awareness Beanie
January 14, 2015 Love wearing my bracelet and passed many into friends and family. I will never, ever take mine off as I have stage 3 colon cancer and am enjoying life to its fullest until only God knows when. Thanks Choose Hope inc. 
Cancer Sucks® Wristband
September 9, 2017 My brother has leiomyosarcoma and we sent 100 bracelets to his work and he said that everyone grabbed several bracelets for themselves and their spouses to wear. He said it brought tears to his eyes to know that he wasn't 'fighting alone'. We have bought Yellow for sarcoma, Purple for leiomyosarcoma and Blue for colon cancer (his said it was close enough). The bracelets are very durable and people enjoy getting them. No One Fights Alone® Wristband
November 26, 2013 - Always very happy with the items from Choose Hope. Great quality at great prices.
No One Fights Alone® Can Cooler
April 7, 2019 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
May 29, 2013 - Love this little bracelet. The price is very reasonable and it is very comfortable to wear when working on the computer or doing anything like writing where your wrist is in constant contact with a hard surface. Some bracelets have sharp beads on them that cut into your wrist. This one is great buy.
Be Aware Ribbon Bracelet
March 25, 2014
We loved the bracelet. Really like the magnetic clasp. Several men in our family ordered these. The men are all different shapes and sizes but the one consistent thing is that these bracelets run extra large. Way too big! 
Men's Leather Ribbon Awareness Bracelet
August 9, 2015 I stuck one to my 6 yr old jacket and it has not moved at all. Also have one on a cell phone that is always in and out of pants pocket and it has stayed in place for weeks now. 
Ribbon Applique
May 14, 2011 - i really like having this keychain
Flexible Ribbon Keychain
October 16, 2010 In honor of a dear friend I lost to stomach cancer a couple of months ago, ordering these wristbands for November awareness month was perfect. Passed them out to friends. Ordering was a cinch on the website, and my order arrived in no time! Highly recommended in memory of those we lost! Cancer Sucks® Wristband
November 21, 2013 When my friend shared with me that she would need long term continued Chemo, I tried to find some words of comfort to let her know how much she means to us and how much we care about her. Everything seemed so insignificant, more flowers, candy she couldn't eat then I found this, what a perfect idea. Heartfelt and useful. Thank you Choose Hope for helping make the gesture a little easier. 
Cancer Care Gift Tote
August 30, 2016 - One of our church members was recently diagnosed with acute lukemia and we bought these as a fundraiser and as a prayer reminder. The church loved them and now the majority of the church is walking around with orange wristbands that show a sign of unity in our member's fight against cancer. Great product! No One Fights Alone® Wristband
September 19, 2011 I was looking for just a grey ribbon to represent brain cancer on the bracelet I was making for charity...the ribbon was of high quality! Would have liked to have just the ribbon but I was able to get it off the necklace without any trouble. I'm also thrilled that you give money to cancer as well!! 
Cancer Awareness Ribbon Necklace
May 12, 2016 - I ordered several of these several different time and we love the quality and size of them!!! Thank you! Cancer Sucks® Wristband
March 6, 2014 Very satisfied with my non Hodgkin's lymphoma ribbon. Love it 
Hope for a Cure Ribbon Pin
October 3, 2017
- This is a truly lovely little pin, apparently not available in the UK. I wear this with pride for my husband.
Cancer Awareness Ribbon Enamel Pin
February 28, 2015 - I love this ring. I was worried at first about the fit, but it fits perfect. Hope Ring
September 14, 2015 - The product is made of awesome quality. Everyone that has received one is thrilled with it. No One Fights Alone® Wristband
October 14, 2014 - An attractive mug, just wish the inside was stainless steel.
Words of Encouragement Travel Mug
April 9, 2018 - Happy with cancer ribbon necklace. Supporting my husband’s Carcinoid cancer fight Cancer Awareness Ribbon Necklace
April 4, 2019 - I love my ring and wear it all the time. It reminds me how blessed I am that I am beating this monster so far and God will continue to help me keep beating it! Small cell is recurring and mine has not come back! Praise God! Hope Ring
October 18, 2017 - This prostate cancer survivor pin is a great value for only $4.00. It is well made and very good quality. The silver side of the ribbon is quite shiny, so the word "survivor" does not show up as well as it might if it were on a buffed matte finish instead. Very worth while and a good price.
Cancer Survivor Ribbon Pin
July 2, 2017 - Well made. Beautiful. Since we got it my wife has worn it everday.
Angel Ribbon Pin
June 24, 2018 - I purchased this charm to wear as a necklace because one of my classmates lost his battle to leukemia. The charm is a nice way to remember him, and everyone has complimented me on it. I absolutely love it. 🙂
Ribbon Awareness Charm
October 17, 2011 - I ordered three bracelets - one for my sister (who has ovarian cancer); one for me and one for my niece. However, mine broke but I would love a replacement. I have attached a photo of the bracelet.
Leather Ribbon Awareness Bracelet
October 26, 2015
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“In 2022 at the age of 46 I was diagnosed with Ovarian cancer. I was angry and I blamed myself. I was losing my faith. I felt lost and betrayed by my medical team. But then I realized that I have the fight of my life ahead of me…”
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Jeannette's Story
“”In 2022 at the age of 46 I was diagnosed with Ovarian cancer. I was angry and I blamed myself. I was losing my faith. I felt lost and betrayed by my medical team. But then I realized…”