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What People Are Saying
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I ordered white lung cancer bracelets that say NO ONE FIGHTS ALONE! for my parents and siblings since my dad is undergoing chemo (after surgery) for lung cancer. We wear them, and he wore his CANCER WARRIOR button to his first chemo treatment. 
No One Fights Alone® WristbandCustomer in Rochester Hills, MI
October 10, 2011 The rings are what we expected, nice and colorful. We ordered them for the Relay For Life and people loved them. We hope to have some more for next year.
Thank you!
Hope Ring
May 11, 2012 I bought 2 of these, one for myself, and one for my husband, as he had stage 4 Bladder cancer. Since my husband has had his bladder, Prostrate, urethra, and 13 lymph nodes removed, he is now undergoing Chemo treatments. He has a positive attitude and is handling the Chemo so well, no one knows he has cancer, except the 5 or 6,000 people that are praying for us! 
Cancer Awareness Ribbon Enamel Pin
November 14, 2013 -
I bought the listed item in order to use the charms in the decorated egg ornaments I make. Both charms sold. This request from a customer/friend resulted in positive feedback from a number of my other customers. The quality seemed very nice and wearing the items on a necklace (as sold) would be very endearing. 
No One Fights Alone® Necklace w/ Ribbon Charm
November 9, 2014 Create your own chemo tote sounds like a great idea if I could figure out how to add items to the tote. When I click on the item it just opens a new window. Then it does not show up in my shopping cart. 
Create Your Own Chemotherapy Gift Tote
May 29, 2019 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 - Never a doubt--always quality products, delivered fast and accurate
What Cancer Cannot Do® Dog Tag Necklace w/ Ribbon Charm
March 2, 2018 My brother recently passed from melanoma and I purchased several of these writstbands for my friends and family to remember him by and to make a statement about the reality of the disease. There was a great response and I still see them being worn quite a bit. Thank you! 
Cancer Sucks® Wristband
January 4, 2013 These ribbons are great! They stick on anything and I have gotten a lot of compliments about them. I passed some out to the chemo nurses at my doctor's office and they loved them too! 
Ribbon Applique
April 10, 2013 - I liked this very much. Perfect size to add to another necklace I wear everyday. Very pretty orange.
Cancer Awareness Charm w/ Triple Crystals
May 9, 2014 I got this bracelet for my mother who has pancreatic cancer. She wears it to her chemo appointments. This product exceeded my expectations. What Cancer Cannot Do® Bracelet
January 17, 2011 - Just what I was looking for! Youth size is appropriate for women. No One Fights Alone® Wristband
August 16, 2014 wristband is a symbol of our fight (brother recently diagnosed) - product is as advertised and delivered promptly
thank-you Chose Hope!No One Fights Alone® Wristband
October 20, 2014 Delivered quickly.
Good quality product.
Placed on name badge for work at a Cancer Center to honor loved ones that have passed & survive with no issues.
Very happy that this company gives back from where they met & started from!!Cancer Awareness Ribbon Enamel Pin
May 4, 2019 - I ordered several of these bands for my myself and my family. I ordered them in the lime green lymphoma color. Unfortunately, they do not carry this in youth sizes and the adult sizes are way to big for myself and my kids. Instead, we opted for the lavender "cancer sucks" wristbands in the youth sizes, which represents all cancers in general. It was better than nothing, but I really wanted to draw attention specifically to lymphoma. Cancer Sucks® Wristband
October 30, 2010 Bought my mom this pin when my dad was having a surgery. She wears it everyday 
Angel Ribbon Pin
March 7, 2013 - I got this because i lost my mother to ovarian cancer, i put it on my hat for i can always carry it with me in memory of her. i was 9 years old when she passed and she was only in her early 30s
Hope for a Cure Ribbon Pin
March 20, 2015 I buy these wonderful wristband to share with the care givers of the chemo patients at Moffitt Cancer Center in Tampa, FL. I am a survivor, a former chemo patient and now a volunteer in the Infusion Center there. The caregivers give so much to there loved ones and these bracelets let them know that not only are they appreciated but are so vital to a cancer patient's recovery . By the way, the bracelets are always well received and loved by those that I give them to. No One Fights Alone® Wristband
February 17, 2015 - Very happy with my purchases of the Pearls of Hope bracelet. My cousin in England was diagnosed just before Christmas with Stage IV ovarian cancer and I feel a long way away without the ability to physically support her and our family. I have now purchased a total of 11 bracelets for my cousins, aunts and second cousins to wear in England, as well as for my daughter and I here in the U.S. so we can be connected in our support by these bracelets. They are simple but classy and reasonably priced. I heard today that the first 5 bracelets had arrived in England and will be shared later this week. Thank you.
Pearls of Hope Bracelet
January 7, 2014 We purchased Cervical Cancer Awareness ribbons, and our delivery was very fast! We had what we needed for our tournament well before we needed it. The inexpensive stickers were just right for the field hockey sticks of my players. Thank you!! 
Ribbon Awareness Decals - Small
August 31, 2018 - 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
September 23, 2011 I bought the grey magnet representing brain cancer. I'm hoping it's a reminder to all who read it that there isn't just one cancer to fight. 
No One Fights Alone® Multicolored Car Magnet
April 1, 2012 Beautiful survivor pins that I bought for my niece and her friend. Too bad there was none for Ovarian Cancer. Must have been a clearance item. Cannot wait to send them to NYC.
Thank you Choose Hope for your wonderful products and what you do for WARRIORS!Cancer Survivor Ribbon Pin
September 3, 2018 - I bought this Ovarian Cancer Ribbon in memory of my wonderful mother-in-law who lost her battle in July. It was such a great deal to buy 10, so I shared them with my sister-in-laws and friends. Thanks for helping us spread the word and give support for this horrible disease!
Ribbon Awareness Car Magnet
August 29, 2011 I haven't gotten to see the pin yet as it was a surprise gift for one of my dearest friends in NH who just survived her fight with cancer and won! She got the "all clear" so I ordered the pin to be delivered directly to her with the great gift card option. She was so touched and really thrilled to have a pin to wear proudly. She loves the pin and she sure earned it. Thank you, Choose Hope, for providing this wonderful site and such great products. It's an honorable service. Cancer Survivor Ribbon Pin
March 21, 2017
- 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 - These are nice hoodies, very lightweight. Beware of sizing. The sizing is huge compared with women's normal sizing standards. So pay attention to the dimension chart on the website, ignore the woman's normal size. We first ordered a small, but then cancelled it because the telephone receptionist advised to order the woman's normal size. So we reordered a medium. Well, the medium came and was huge. I mean huge, like a man's large. So we sent it back, $7.00 out of pocket for postage, and ordered a small again. The small fits a little more generously than a normal woman's medium would. So order one or two sizes down from normal, depending if you like a loose or snug fit. Don't expect as good quality as a $38 major sports brand hoody; but that's ok since the logo and cancer cause is really the reason for ordering and wearing this hoody. Just love the verse.
No One Fights Alone® Multicolored Ribbon Lightweight Hoodie
December 20, 2018 - Bought these for a friend--so I can't say much...other than quick shipping and accurate. Thanks.
Queasy Drops - Assorted
March 2, 2018 - The bag is exactly what I expected and so great for chemo days!
No One Fights Alone® Tote Bag
June 19, 2019 - Very satisfied. I ordered these to send to my aunts. Hope for a Cure Ribbon Pin
May 10, 2012 - Great product. Exactly as described. Durable and has a great message. Will order again.
No One Fights Alone® Silicone Keychain
January 30, 2017 - Great quality and bright lime green colour.
Survivor Strong Wristband
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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 about 30 of these magnets along with the keychains. I put them in a baggie along with the Gospel according to John and another tract and will take them to the local oncology dept. The magnets are very nice and arrived very fast. Thank you.
Mini Ribbon Awareness Magnet
October 13, 2015 - I wear this necklace with casual clothing when I need a reminder how lucky I am to be a Survivor. What Cancer Cannot Do® Dog Tag Necklace w/ Ribbon Charm
June 20, 2018
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…”