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Commerative Collections of Cancer Awareness
Month Button Pins available at CancerApparelGifts.Com
Commerative Collections of Cancer Awareness
Month Button Pins available at CancerApparelGifts.Com
Wearing a cancer awareness ribbon is more than wearing an ordinary color. It's a mission, a statement and increased awareness for a variety of cancers that affects thousands of men, women and children. When you wear a cancer awareness ribbon, you help put cancer back in the forefront and you stand up against it by advocating, supporting and fighting for a cure.
In light of September's Cancer Awareness Month for numerous cancers, CancerApparelGifts.Com is reminding cancer advocates, warriors and survivors to get their buttons and pins on to commemorate Blood Cancer Awareness Month, Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, Gynecologic Cancer Awareness Month, Hodgkin's Disease Awareness Month, Lymphoma Awareness Month, Leukemia Awareness Month, Multiple Myeloma Awareness Month, Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month, Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma Awareness Month, Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, Thyroid Cancer Awareness Month because cancer awareness matters. As cancer survivors, we donate to cancer research.
In addition to buttons and pins for cancer awareness month, we have a commerative collection of t-shirts and gifts to observe cancer awareness month at our shop.
Our cancer awareness shirts and gifts are brought to you by cancer survivors who have been through cancer, chemotherapy and its various treatments and survived to give back for their second chance at life.
Violet was chosen to be the color to represent Hodgkin's Lymphoma by the website CureHodgkin's and the Violet Ribbon Campaign in 2001. However, the color lime green also represents all lymphomas including both Hodgkin's and Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma. There have been a few debates as to which color to wear to represent Hodgkin's Lymphoma, but the consensus is that both violet or lime green can represent Hodgkin's Lymphoma. It is a personal choice, although violet has become very popular with Hodgkin's Lymphoma survivors who prefer their own color be represented and to also respectfully honor the Violet Ribbon Campaign founded by the late Matthew Terry.
