In support of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, Care+Wear has partnered with Tyler Robinson Foundation (TRF), to create 1,000 custom port access shirts to be donated to children battling cancer across America.

Explore how Anita’s relationship with her healthcare team has supported her journey with cancer, and her advice on facing challenges and advocating for your health.

Jillian’s story is one of survival, thanks to the incredible doctors, nurses, and caregivers who never left her side. In this blog, she shares her experience and the lasting difference her care team made in her fight for life.

Simia Rumph is a brave breast cancer survivor who faced 16 rounds of chemotherapy, a double mastectomy, and radiation with incredible courage and determination. Simia's story is a heartfelt reminder of the strength found in vulnerability and the importance of support during tough times.

Danielle's cancer journey began on October 31, 2015, when she received the shocking diagnosis of Stage 2 ER-positive invasive ductal carcinoma. Through prayer and faith, she found the strength to navigate the challenges of treatment, including a lumpectomy, mastectomy, chemotherapy, and reconstruction. Danielle has been cancer-free for eight years. Now, as a fitness and nutrition coach, she shares her insights on wellness and offers empowering advice for others facing similar battles.

Kate has been living with metastatic breast cancer for nearly 12 years, undergoing over 180 treatments. She shares her experience of navigating life with MBC, finding peace in the chaos, and appreciating the beauty in everyday moments.

Catrina Marcell is a survivor of Triple Negative Breast Cancer, diagnosed in June 2021, and carries the BRCA1 positive gene mutation. Dedicated to empowering women, she shares her journey along with valuable tips and resources to help them advocate for themselves.

Discover the best clothing options for chemotherapy to stay comfortable, warm, and prepared during your treatment sessions.

Amanda Kelly shares her journey battling Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma and the challenges she faced with a PICC Line. From the initial shock of diagnosis to enduring intensive chemotherapy, Amanda recounts her experiences with resilience and determination.

Every parent’s biggest fear is to hear their child has been diagnosed with cancer. From one caregiver to another, learn how to cope with the news and provide the best possible care to your child.

Discover helpful tools and tips to manage nutrition during chemotherapy and reduce nausea, provided by Margot Malin, Founder & CEO of Lots To Live For, Inc.

Brittany is a breast cancer warrior whose diagnosis with cancer has not only been a personal battle but also a source of resilience and hope for her community. In the face of adversity, Brittany rose above her challenges to inspire and make a lasting impact on the lives of others.

If you're seeking the perfect holiday gift for a loved one battling cancer or another chronic illness, look no further. We've curated meaningful gift ideas that will provide comfort and ease throughout every warrior's treatment journey.

Lorelei shares her personal story of how her Everyday Essentials Hoodie by Oscar de la Renta became her game-day uniform after being diagnosed with Triple Negative Breast Cancer.

Hil is an active cancer advocate, writer, and mentor. After being diagnosed with Breast Cancer at the age of 28 with no previous family history, she shares important tips that she wishes she had known when she was battling cancer.

Someone that I love has cancer, what can I do? From tips for helping at home to making treatment easier, Danielle shares her experience and chooses to become a helpful voice for all those undergoing cancer.

Get the inside scoop on our newest collaboration with Oscar de la Renta, a hoodie designed for treatment, errands, workouts, and everything in-between.

When Alexandra was diagnosed with stage 4 Hodgkin's Lymphoma at the age of 29, she decided to focus all her effort on her art. Read how she has been using art as a therapeutic outlet throughout her chemo journey.

Meet Paige, a breast cancer survivor and advocate. Paige was diagnosed with Stage 2B IDC (Invasive Ductal Carcinoma) Breast Cancer in September 2019. After ending her chemotherapy in March 2021, she advocates for other warriors who are going battling through cancer journey just as she once was.

A cancer diagnosis can be frightening and devastating for anyone, but research has found that cancer is more depressing for men than women. Whether you're a caregiver or just a friend, learn how you can best support a man in your life that is going through cancer.