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This past summer, one of the seniors on my sons high school soccer team lost her battle to colon cancer. To honor her for their upcoming Homecoming/Senior Night match, all of the boys will be able to wear these stickers on their uniforms because they stick so well and do not involve the need for pins. Thank you so much for providing the ability and opportunity to honor someone who was loved so much! 
Ribbon AppliquePast Customer
September 15, 2013 Bought this for my sister that is fighting LMS and it was delivered very quickly, and in time for her first chemo therapy last week. She loves the bag! 
No One Fights Alone® Tote BagCHERYL FERGUSON
August 13, 2020 Loved them however feel they run a bit larger than stated. 
Cancer Sucks® Wristband
July 23, 2012 - These keychains were a big hit at the Relay for Life event in my city, so we are ordering nearly twice as much this year. They are inexpensive so we get a good portion to donate towards the American Cancer Society, which is awesome!
Flexible Ribbon Keychain
March 1, 2011 I love the wrist band and have given to friends to remind them no one fights alone. We are all together on this fight!! Thanks for being an organization that gives back to fight against cancer!!d2x4x 
No One Fights Alone® Wristband
January 17, 2019 The 500 I ordered will be the perfect giveaway for the survivors that will walk in the Beverly Breast Cancer Walk on Mother’s Day in Chicago. 
No One Fights Alone® Silicone Keychain
April 6, 2018 - I purchased two of these shirts, one for my husband and one for a friend who are undergoing chemotherapy for two different types of cancer. Shirts are of high quality and true to size. Received positive comments from staff at the Cancer Center! Would recommend this to others as they lighten the mood on such a serious subject!!
I Have Chemo Brain! What's Your Excuse?® T-shirt - NEW SHIRT COLORS AVAILABLE!
March 17, 2018 This is a great product to support your love ones with and get the message out. My uncle had lymphoma and my whole family showed our support and love by wearing these bracelets. He was able to get stem cell treatment and is in full recovery now! One thing I would like to say about the bracelets is that I originally had the adult size and it kept sliding off my wrist. I ordered the youth size and it fits great for women. I can still get it on and off with no problem. I think the adult size works better for men. Hope this helps. No One Fights Alone® Wristband
April 5, 2013 I wanted something small that I could attach to different pieces of jewelry and this is the perfect piece. After reading the reviews I may have to order a second one so I can hang it from hoop earrings. 
Ribbon Awareness Charm
May 7, 2014 - I bought these mini-magnets and have them on the driver's door of my car--one for each friend who has a particular type of cancer. It is a visual reminder to me to pray for these friends every time I get in the car.
I've also found them to be great conversation starters at drive-up windows at the credit union and fast food places. They open the door for me to tell others about the cancer care group at our church and also about Choose Hope! (Hope you get a lot of repeat customers because of these magnets!)
Mini Ribbon Awareness Magnet
August 18, 2014 I keep seeing these all over the place and was thrilled to find them here in so many colors. My Relay team will be so excited. Thank you! Cancer Sucks® Wristband
July 9, 2010 The keychain and charms are very well made. They are extremely well priced for the great quality. I bought the charms for jewelry and will be perfect! I would recommend both products. 
Be Aware Ribbon Keychain (Closeout)
July 1, 2017 - I have several of these which i wear every day without ever taking them off.
They are as good today as the day i bought them, almost 2 years ago.
I gave one to my son who wears his the same as i do.
We're wearing them in memory of my dad.They carry importance to us and are one way for us to show our support for the fight against CancerCancer Sucks® Wristband
April 16, 2013 Loved these, my mom had gotten our family one before she passed away and some had gotten lost so I wanted to replace them. Great product!! 
Angel Ribbon Pin
December 18, 2011 I wear my pin every day & after about 4 months of daily wear, it is holding up very well! The back is still tight & the enamel is holding up very well. 
Cancer Survivor Ribbon Pin
December 5, 2013 - Nice fit and have gotten lots of compliments.
Ribbon Awareness Cap - Several cap colors available!
July 10, 2014
I received this bracelet as a gift from my mother to show support for my dad who was battling neuroendocrine carcinoma. It is a beautiful looking bracelet, and I got many compliments on it, however, after a very short period of time, the straight piece on the metal toggle clasp broke in half. I can no longer wear the bracelet, which is very upsetting to me. 
Inspiring Hope Bracelet
November 30, 2012 - 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!
August 31, 2015 Looks nice on my truck with my other ribbons for support for our men and women that serve our country...Thanks to you all!! 
Ribbon Awareness Car Magnet
November 13, 2013 - So pleased with this bracelet, it is tastefully done and not too large.
Cancer Survivor Wristband (Closeout)
March 20, 2018 OMG this was the perfect gift for a friends sister that was diagnosed with cancer and is undergoing treatment. She absolutely loved everything that came in the tote especially the socks & blanket!!
Thank you so much for helping me put a smile on her face & letting her know that she is NOT in this fight alone!
Kathleen ❤️
Cancer Care Gift Tote
July 2, 2019 This shirt is a must have! It has given me the opportunity to talk to people about early detection, and I have also heard stories from others who are survivors, stories of HOPE. I also like the looks that some people have shown! 
Cancer Sucks® T-shirt
February 24, 2017 - I love this pin and enjoy wearing it on my lab coat at work every day. It stands out well and is durable and sharp in appearance. I'm proud to wear this in honor of myself and all survivors! Cancer Survivor Ribbon Pin
July 2, 2014 My Relay for Life team, Cuffin Cancer, is preparing for the upcoming event July 12th. We needed a fund raiser and decided on the multi colored wrist band, Cancer Sucks, to incorporate ALL types of cancers. I have had many compliments from numerous people who have survived a variety of cancers and incorporating those into one wrist band is a great convenience and helps so they only wear 1 wrist band, not 2, 3, 4 or more. Thank you Choose Hope for your high quality product at a reasonable price.
Marie SpainCancer Sucks® Wristband
May 21, 2014 My 7-year old is currently going through treatment for medulloblastoma. She was pleased when I gave her the bracelet and I bought a few extras and told her she could give them out to friends. They are really more like "adult-sized" but she didnt mind because it was something nice to have. She doesnt wear it often (bc of the awkward fit for her little wrist), but when she does, she shows it off. 🙂 
What Cancer Cannot Do® Bracelet
June 19, 2012 - these bands are a great weight. Some are so slim they break.
And since we have a couple of friends with different cancers the
Cancer Sucks band says it all about it all.Cancer Sucks® Wristband
May 9, 2013 My daughter and I wear our pins everyday. People ask about them ....it starts a conversation which leads to awareness. I didn't know about this cancer before I got it 
Hope for a Cure Ribbon Pin
June 5, 2015
- I bought a bracelet for my wife that had thyroid cancer and one for my mom. My dad passed away from multiple myloma. Both bracelets are very nice and both ladies loved them.
Beaded Cancer Bracelet
January 21, 2013 - I bought this bracelet for a dear friend whose cancer has returned. It's a beautiful bracelet with an inspiring message. She was all smiles when she received it, and she wants to buy more for people she knows who are also battling cancer and need a dose of HOPE. What Cancer Cannot Do® Bracelet
January 3, 2017 - Along with purchasing the pins embraced by the Angel, I also purchased the ribbon appliques and they are the perfect size to apply them to your favorite blouse/sweater or a cloth-like purse! This Christmas my nieces will be getting a cloth-like purse which I have applied the ribbon to and sweaters which I have also applied the ribbon to on the left side. I chose to apply the ribbon on the left side of the sweaters because the human heart is on the left side of us. In having the ribbon be placed on the left side of the sweater, it's will be a symbol that their grandmother (my mom) will always be in their hearts. She passed away 4 months ago due to Lymphoma. Aside from the pins also purchased... these ribbon appliques work great ... just with a little stitching just to keep them safe from falling (although they already have a glue-like surface on the back). Thank You Choose Hope! Another great purchase! 🙂 Ribbon Applique
December 20, 2010 - I am making beaded bracelets as a fund raiser for Team in Training. These are the perfect size for adding to the bracelets. Ribbon Awareness Charm
April 20, 2012 - This is a great pin. I wear it all of the time. It even washes well!!! Yes, it went through the laundry and came out looking great!! Cancer Survivor Ribbon Pin
March 28, 2013 - I added this to my charm bracelet and it's tastefully sweet on my other pretty and meaningful bracelet. Ribbon Awareness Charm
November 13, 2013 - I was very disappointed in the charms. When next to the survivor tag you cant see them because they are so tiny.
Cancer Awareness Charm w/ Triple Crystals
May 30, 2017 - These keychains are a great priced item at our kiosk...very affordable. Flexible Ribbon Keychain
January 17, 2013 -
I RECEIVED THE BRACLETS IN 4 DAYS I WAS SHOCKED. I GAVE THEM ALL AWAY TO CANCER WARRIORS, THEY WERE REALLY SURPRISED WITH THEIR GIFTS.I SHOWED THEM TO MY CO-WORKERS AND I HAVE GIVEN OUT YOUR WEB. SITE & 11 WILL BE ORDERED.I HAVE SENT THEM AS FAR CALIFORNIA &TEXAS. VERY NICE ITEM. What Cancer Cannot Do® Bracelet
July 31, 2011 - I love these smaller-sized ribbon magnets. It's nice to be able to fit them next to the license plate, or in not your typical spot on the car.
Thank you!Mini Ribbon Awareness Magnet
January 16, 2013
Featured Survivor Story
Hughie's Story
My Name is Hughie Mizell. I am a retired barber, husband, father, grandfather and great grandfather. My cancer story begins around 2005 with a rectal cancer diagnosis. I had surgery and the cancer was removed but due to complications, I spent 29 days in the hospital. I didn’t experience any new problems until 2012 when after a colonoscopy, I was diagnosed with colon cancer…
Featured Survivor Story
Hughie's Story
My Name is Hughie Mizell. I am a retired barber, husband, father, grandfather and great grandfather. My cancer story begins around 2005 with a rectal cancer diagnosis. I had surgery and the cancer was. . .