Sale Pediatric Cancer Awareness T-Shirts for $12.99

September is Pediatric (or Childhood) Cancer Awareness Month. We have battled pediatric cancer in our house three different times. Thankfully, he beat the cancer. But years later, we still are dealing with the side effects. In fact, we deal with the side effects every day. Decisions on how we school the kids and what we are having for dinner are still made with cancer side effects in mind.

We made two basic designs for this month. They are both in a yellow gold color. Gold is supposed to be the color of ribbon for pediatric cancer awareness. However, gold doesn't print well on t-shirts, so we did various shades of golden yellow.

We also had a hard time choosing a price point for our shirts. We debated about selling them at regular price and then donating the profits to charity. Or we could price them very low so everyone could afford them and those who wanted and were able to could donate the extra money to their favorite pediatric cancer charity. We chose to price the shirts low so we could get the word out. Our son had cancer three times, and we were poor. We didn't have the money to buy fancy shirts, even ones that gave the money extra money to charity.

These shirts are priced so that almost anyone can afford them. All but one are $12.99 (there is one, a premium tee, for $14.99 because premium tees are more expensive to produce). We also made lots of different designs so mom, sister, brother, survivor, warrior, and friends could have one to wear. If you see one we missed, let us know and we can get the design up for you at this great price.

Go Gold so everyone can be aware of childhood cancer. Click on this link to see all of our pediatric cancer awareness shirts. The listings all come in five different colors and men's, women's, and kids' sizes. If you want one of these designs in a different color or with a different word, leave a comment below and I can make up the shirt and the listing at this same $12.99 price. It's all about awareness. 

Best Friend Childhood Cancer Awareness

Brave Survivor Cancer Awareness

September is Pediatric, Gynecological, and Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month

September is a very somber month for us at 4Craig. One of the our family members had pediatric cancer - acute lymphoblastic leukemia. He had it three times actually. So when Pediatric (childhood, as some call it) Cancer Awareness Month comes around, we try to make others aware. Because kids are still diagnosed with cancer every day around the world and kids are still dying from cancer.

Thankfully, for the 4Craig family, we survived it and are thriving. But there are others who weren't so fortunate. So it is for all the warriors, survivors, and those in heaven that have had to fight this dreaded disease we made this design.

Pediatric Cancer Awareness Shirts

That link actually takes you to an Amazon page with different versions of this t-shirt design. It has options for mom, dad, sister, brother, warrior, survivor, nurse, child life staff. Gold is the color of childhood cancer ribbons, but we decided to make the design in various shades of golden yellow because it prints better. It is a large ribbon made up of smaller ribbons, hearts, and suns.

Ovarian Cancer Survivor Shirt

September is also Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month. Although, we don't have personal experience with this cancer, our hearts are saddened that people are fighting it too. Teal is the color for ovarian cancer, so we made a teal watercolor design of the same shirt.

Women's Gynecological Cancer Awareness Shirt

Yes, ovarian cancer is part of woman's gynecological cancers. But we decided to make two different shirts so they can choose. I hope you like these design. Sometimes women's gynecological cancers get forgotten about because pink for breast cancer awareness starts showing up in September. But lets give these ones their due. These cancers can be called silent cancers because there aren't too many signs that it's growing in your body. So the more awareness the better.

If you think there is a market for more than these shirts -- such as you would like to see a nurse ovarian cancer shirt, comment below and we'll see what we can do for you. Also, we can make these in different colored shirts too.

Pediatric Brain Cancer Awareness Shirt

March is Brain Cancer or Brain Tumor Awareness Month. I wanted to come up with a shirt to bring awareness, but it was hard. Cancer is hard. It's ugly but it brings out the beauty in the people and their family who are fighting this horrid disease.

We never had to personally deal with brain cancer. We dealt with pediatric leukemia (our 11-year-old fought it three times and survived), so we have lots of friends who have had to deal with brain cancer over the years.

Gray is the color for brain cancer (makes sense with brain tissue doesn't it?) and gold or yellow is the color for pediatric cancers. Those two colors don't seem to go well together, but I think I've found a way.

Pediatric Brain Cancer Awareness T-Shirt

The tree and the heart at its roots are in gray. There is a woman (mom) on the side in gold/yellow with a grey ribbon around her neck. Anyone who has dealt with pediatric cancer knows that mom is right there, the entire time fighting, wishing she could take away the pain and sickness. I imagine this is the way with all cancers but more so with pediatric.

I took more color liberties on the top of the tree. The ribbons are gray and gold, but the hearts are different colors. I made them that way for hope, a tree blooming with rainbow colored hearts of hope and love. If you go on the pediatric cancer floor in the children's hospital, it's a strange mix of sadness and joy. Pediatric cancer patients know how to live. They may be sick, but they have learned how to enjoy the day, no matter what's coming. It's a humbling experience. You can't help but to be changed when you visit.