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What People Are Saying
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I was disappointed in the color of these stickers. They are more brown than gold. I hope they can be recreated sometime to be more gold...even golden yellow would be better than drab brown. 
Ribbon Awareness Decals - MediumPast Customer
September 17, 2015 Pins larger than ones I've seen health workers wearing. Clash attachment large for back of men's baseball caps making it hard to find comfortable placement, pIns tend to twist and don't stay up right.
Did like the attached card outlining all the different pins meanings, my family & friends weren't aware of all the different color representations other than breast cancer 'pink'.
Cancer Awareness Ribbon Enamel Pin
February 26, 2015 Thank you for allowing us the opportunity to once again draw attention to the never ending fight against cancer. We used these as a handout at a handgun competition. Over 300 people attended and we had enough for everyone. Not only did these wristbands allow us to remind people of some special people in our sport that lost their battle with cancer this year but many were open and thankful because they had lost loved ones as well over the years. The affordability of your product alowed us to hand out a wonderful reminder of all our losses to cancer and served as a solidifying gesture for everyone. 
Cancer Sucks® Wristband
July 8, 2011 - We love the wristbands and we received them faster then we thought. Very please.
No One Fights Alone® Wristband
June 28, 2013 I know I'm not really considered a "Survivor" yet, but I needed this pin to make me remember that I need to be. I was diagnosed with Serous cancer and had surgery on the 21st of October. I will not be declared cancer free for two years but...I am a Survivor. I will be fine. 🙂 This pin is well made and beautiful. It reminds you that you must be a survivor in order to survive! I love it. I ordered 2. One for my coat and one for on my purse. 
Cancer Survivor Ribbon Pin
November 16, 2013 -
I am not disappointed with the bracelet but I am disappointed that the bead colors are the same on both bracelets. I was of the impression that they would match the ribbon on the bracelet. One is plum and one is purple but both bracelets have purple beads. 
Be Aware Ribbon Bracelet
November 20, 2012 Awesome quality and value. My dad was recently diagnosed with prostate cancer that has metastasized to his bones. We are in round 1 of chemo and he's so strong it amazes me.
Thank you for your quick delivery and extensive options to show our support!
#CancerSUCKS #NoOneFightsAlone
No One Fights Alone® Silicone Keychain
August 29, 2017 I love it and wear it with pride! This was the only site that had this pin and it represents the Cancer I am fighting and it gives me hope that someday there will be a cure for all Cancers! 
Angel Ribbon Pin
January 18, 2014 - Very happy with how quickly the wristbands arrived and the quality of the bands. My family is very excited that we all have a band now to support our family member who is fighting cancer. My only suggestion to improve the bands would be to make the youth bands smaller. I purchased the youth wrist band for my neice who 10 yrs old, the band falls off of her hand. No One Fights Alone® Wristband
November 7, 2013 Received the white beaded bracelet yesterday and couldn't wait to wear the bracelet today. I am sorry to say the beads turned spotty grey. The white is wearing off. This is the first item I've purchased that is not what expected. I know it is the color I chose. All the other items I've purchased in the past I really enjoy wearing. My review of this item is not to deter anyone from purchasing this item, but I do suggest another color. 
Beaded Cancer Bracelet
July 30, 2015
I proudly wear this because I am a survivor. I wear it for those who have lost somebody, but continue on to preserve that persons memory.
I rated this at 4-stars because it would be nice to have a youth size. Some survivors do not have large wrists, and some survivors are children.
But, overall...thank you.
Cancer Survivor Wristband (Closeout)
November 6, 2012 - My kids both have their charms on there braclets and i wear mine on a necklace (both work great) in honor of Darrell maxwell aka Grandpa!
Ribbon Awareness Charm
January 17, 2013
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 - The shirt fits my mom perfectly and she says it’s very comfortable. I’m so happy I was able to find lung cancer awareness on your site! Thank you so much!
Strong, Alive & Built To Survive T-shirt (Closeout)
April 18, 2019 I have recently been diagnosed with neck cancer. I have faith and hope .....this bracelet just reminds me everyday to fight and stay strong. 
Leather Ribbon Awareness Bracelet
June 5, 2015 I put the pin on each coat I have and it is a study reminder there is an angel watching over me and by his stripes I am healed Angel Ribbon Pin
February 9, 2012 - I ordered quite a few of these to hand out to my friends and relatives. They all wear them. The colors are great and I appreciate that you can get the right color for a particular type of cancer. I also wear the Survivor wristband. Great product at a great price. Cancer Sucks® Wristband
March 16, 2014 Never a doubt--always quality products, delivered fast and accurate 
What Cancer Cannot Do® Dog Tag Necklace w/ Ribbon Charm
March 2, 2018 These rings are very cute but kinda small. I got them for my nieces to wear and they love them. 
Hope Ring
April 20, 2011 - The pins are beautiful with the angels on top. Very good quality. Robust design and they do not move around. Angel Ribbon Pin
May 19, 2017 I am proud to wear this pin stating I am a survivor. My lung cancer was surgically cured. I truly recognize that my battle was a drop in the bucket compared to the hell that so many must endure for their cure. My pin, as I am a nurse, opens the door to conversations and, hopefully, motivation on the other's part towards healthy behaviors.
I encourage others who can gratefully say that they, too, are survivors to wear their pin proudly. Not to tell the story of their battle, per se, but to show that there are many survivors.Cancer Survivor Ribbon Pin
February 21, 2015 AS GRANDPARENTS OF A 7 YEAR OLD WITH CANCER, WE PROUDLY DISPLAY THE CAR MAGNETS ON OUR CARS. THEY DEMONSTRATE OUR PLEDGE THAT NO ONE FIGHTS ALONE 
No One Fights Alone® Multicolored Car Magnet
August 20, 2014 - We love our bracelets and being able to show our support for our brother. No One Fights Alone® Wristband
May 24, 2017 This is a great product for your keyring, Its flexible which is excellent when placed in you pocket 
Flexible Ribbon Keychain
February 17, 2012 - I am really pleased with my purchase, and it helps keep me motivated while I await my surgery date.
Also, unlike other sellers, I find that your prices are very affordable!
When one is forced to stop working due to cancer, money is really tight; so I appreciate the fact that I am not being taken advantage of when I am most vulnerable.
What Cancer Cannot Do® Dog Tag Necklace w/ Ribbon Charm
February 20, 2014 This jacket is c-o-z-y! Mine arrived today and I can hardly wait to wear it. (Probably would look a little better if I lose a few pounds.) 
Cancer Awareness Ribbon Ladies Full-Zip Fleeceoutofthebox_2000
April 6, 2020 I ordered the zebra ribbon, because I wanted to spread awareness for it. As I have a neuroendocrine tumor. It is a solid, well made pin. The back firmly connects, and doesn't seem that it will fall off. Overall I great product. Cancer Awareness Ribbon Enamel Pin
April 2, 2016
- Love the ring and wear it all the time. Will order more as it stretches a little bit Hope Ring
December 28, 2017 - I purchased the purple (pancreatic) bracelet to honor my friend that has been successfully treated for pancreatic cancer. The bracelet was for her husband. He immediately put it on and wears it with pride. It is special when your loved ones not only support you through the treatment and the rough times, but then are eager to show the world that they support the cause and are proud to wear the colors. No One Fights Alone® Wristband
May 21, 2014 - The magnets are nice but would like to see more options to choose from for uterine and other cancers with little awareness. There is so much for breast cancer but not a lot of options for other cancers that are effecting our young adults and children. The lack of education with physician make it harder to diagnose cancers on young people. It took two years and countless doctor visits for my daughter to be diagnosed with stage 4 uterine cancer at 29 years old. She passed away July 4 2015 after fighting for 22 months
Ribbon Awareness Car Magnet
October 22, 2015 - I purchased this for my daughter in honor of her 15-year-old friend who was recently diagnosed with ovarian cancer. The chain on the necklace is pretty delicate so my daughter decided to take it off the existing chain and put it on one she already had here at the house. She wears it everyday!
No One Fights Alone® Necklace w/ Ribbon Charm
May 7, 2015 - Love this prayer locket with the stones. Beautiful!!
Prayer Locket (Closeout)
April 23, 2014 - I purchased this after renal cell carcinoma decided to return.I LOVE this bracelet. I have not taken it off since I received it (except for washing dishes and showering).Much nicer than others that I've seen and the price is great. I would love to have a necklace that matches.If you are undecided about purchasing you will not regret buying one.
Embrace Hope Ribbon Bracelet
March 16, 2018 -
- This key chain was just what I needed! Me and my little brother both have one and we are extremely proud to tell the story of we have it! Our grandfather was the most important person in our lives when we were younger and we didn't even realize it. This keychain makes me think of him everyday and smile from all the great memories!! Flexible Ribbon Keychain
March 23, 2012 - Both the pin and bracelet were exactly what I was looking to celebrate my mother-in-law being a Ovarian Cancer survivor. Thank you for offering these items. Cancer Survivor Ribbon Pin
December 11, 2013 - The Hope pin is not only good quality, but it is also attractive. I highly recommend them.
Hope for a Cure Ribbon Pin
August 21, 2015
Featured Survivor Story
Jeannette's Survivor 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 that I have the fight of my life ahead of me…”
Featured Survivor Story
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…”