Fashion & Accessories - Comfy Clothes for chemo
Treatment at home, in the chemo center and at the hospital is painful. Comfy clothes with the right openings make it a little easier.
Chemo Port Access Shirt
Keep em cozy from chemo! This has all the access you need and will keep you warm.
Women’s PJs – Breast Cancer
Button up with drainage pockets. Who thought of this brilliance (must have been a woman
Soft zip-up sweatshirts
Easy to wear during chemo or hospital visits, especially for IV access and temperature control.
Warm shawls
Like a hug you can wear! They made me feel safe, especially in cold hospital settings
LympheDivas
Compression sleeves, socks & gauntlets to help you fight lymphedema in style! Created by a Survivor!
Cozy Hoodies With Zippers
Practical and cozy for chemo patients with easy port access! Created by a Cancer patient and his wife.
Bras designed for mastectomy
Ana Ono bras for breast surgery recovery. Use code MYCANCERFAM to save 15%.
Turbans
Turbans, beanies, or scarves – you can use colorful and breathable options to express your mood.
Sleep & Comfort
Sleeping during cancer treatment and chemo can be hard but it is so important. Here are a few of a favorite things that make sleeping and treatment a little more comfy cozy.
Women’s PJs – Breast Cancer
Button up with drainage pockets. Who thought of this brilliance (must have been a woman )
Adaptive Pajamas
Real Eazy is a UK line of for adults and kids going through cancer treatment or surgery.
Organic Silk Pillowcases
We know we want to protect our hair as much as possible during treatment…
Women’s PJs – Breast Cancer
Button up with drainage pockets. Who thought of this brilliance (must have been a woman )
Adaptive Pajamas
Real Eazy is a UK line of for adults and kids going through cancer treatment or surgery.
Cancer Nutrition
Looking to change your eating after a Cancer diagnosis? Want to start cooking more?
Activities - Entertainment and Creativity
Whether you are looking for activities for someone in treatment or having a hospital stay, we have found these to be helpful and often stress relieving.
Knots of Love Starter Kit
Want to knit during for a purpose? Check out this great non-profit!
Can’t Adult Today Coloring Book How about laughing during treatment…sarcastic pictures and sayings while you color
Color Me Blessed Coloring Book
A little inspo while you draw and keep you mind busy with this blessed book
Colored Pencils
A travel size pack of colored pencils helps you always have distractions at appointments.
Beauty and Personal Care
Hospital stays and chemo treatments have a lot of side effects and unpleasantness. A few essentials can make the journey a little easier.
Biotene Mouthwash
Listen to your doctor! Get this and swish around to help with mouth sores!
Cruelty Free Tinted Lip Balm
Chemo can cause dry lips but so can hospital air. This one is free of what you don’t want on your lips.
Organization and Storage
Hospital stays and chemo treatments come with a lot of “stuff”. Having some organizational tools can help you keep track of it all and make your space seem a little less chaotic.
Gift Sets
Hospital stays and chemo treatments come with a lot of “stuff”. Having some organizational tools can help you keep track of it all and make your space seem a little less chaotic.
Rock the Treatment Gift Box
So many things you wouldn’t know to buy for someone in chemo.
Organic Tea By Mood Gift Box
Focus, Sleep, Energize, just what we all need during the cancer journey!
Burt’s Bees Gift Set
With Chemo, everything is try. This is a great gender neutral gift set.
Shop for a Cause
Many brands give to cancer non-profits that provide help to patients, their families and vital research dollars. Check out this list of some of our favorites.
Please note: We are not medical professionals and are not offering any medical advice. Please consult with your medical professionals.
Disclaimer: Our recommendations are based off of our experiences as well as those of the My Cancer Family. We might earn a small commission for using our links, but would never recommend something that we wouldn’t use ourselves.
