This campaign has already raised over one million dollars. I will proudly be sporting two different pieces from this collection, in different colors.
Cancer has deeply affected my life. It has taken the lives of more than half of my family, including my Grandmother, Uncle, and father. It is a cruel, evil disease and anything that can be done to help eradicate it and bring across a fantastic message as well, has my support. There’s less than 24 hours left. There are “clean” versions and the original version (That’s the one I chose, not a shocker.) with plenty of offerings in terms of size and color, not to mention worldwide shipping.
If you know someone going through any type of cancer fight, give them this as a show of your support this holiday season. Even if they don’t say this is how they feel about the fight, it IS. I will be wearing this in honor of everyone I have loved and lost to cancer, and also in honor of the survivor in my life.
Written by LISA MARINO-Molchanova 
My husband had cancer six months after we married. He was ill for 18mths and it was the worst time in our lives. Plus we had cancelled our insurance 4 months before he was diagnosed so whilst he had nasty rounds of chemo I had to work around the clock to pay our bills / keep us afloat. We had to sell our house and use our savings. Cancer is nasty and so too are the repercussions of it! Thx for post and supporting this cause!! 🙂
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Kudos to you for sticking by him through that ordeal. Way too many people hear a diagnosis and check out. It takes true commitment to stay put.
I know all too well the repercussions of cancer. I’ve lost crucial members of my family from it. My father battled kidney cancer for 15 years. In the last year of his life, it spread throughout his body. I had to fight with every doctor, nurse, and hospital, etc., to get him the best care possible, especially during the last year or so of his life. It was a horrific time for me and my family.
I absolutely support cancer research and anything that can help people in need during the struggle. I do the same for anything heart and diabetes related. We’ve all been through something real and something painful and the only way to rise above it is to stand up and stick together with like-minded individuals.
All the best to you & your family. 🙂
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