One Day Apparel

318 S. Eugene Street Ste. 100 Greensboro, NC USA

One Day Apparel was created to reflect the philosophy of living life “one day at time.”

Our apparel was created with the hope that all who have been touched by cancer share our passion for finding a cure and support our cause. With your help, we can make this dream a reality one day sooner.

"One Day Apparel has created a unique item for my family. This shirt allows my husband to easily and unobtrusively use antibiotic IVs while in his business clothes. Our custom order came with a hidden pocket to hold the medication and a stylish business-friendly look. He pairs it over a short sleeve collared shirt and no one knows. He can access his picc line quickly and get back to work. 
Thank you OneDay for creating this custom piece!"

--Kelsey S.

"I bought this for my mom and she loves it as well as all the nurses on the floor. Such an awesome sweater! Thanks again!"

-- Melissa F.

"I purchased the long sleeve shirt for my best friend's husband whom was diagnosed with cancer. As a nurse I know the importance of access.  I knew this would be the perfect shirt to keep my friend warm while allowing his nurses easy access and the ability to monitor his port. They gushed about the many compliments they received from the nurses for both functionality and style. Great design! Thank you!" 

-- April, RN

[Healthy] Microbes?!

July 08, 2014  /  Michael  /  Source

AICR (American institutes for Cancer Research) recently published an article about the millions of microbes that exist in the human body and how they affect our daily lives, our health, and cancer risks. They summed up the article by saying:

 "What we do know is that eating a healthful, plant-based diet, getting at least 30 minutes of daily moderate physical activity, limiting how much time we sit and getting to and staying a health weight are all important actions for lowering risk of many cancers, as well as other chronic diseases."

You can find the entire article here: http://www.aicr.org/enews/2014/07-july/enews-your-microbes-your-health.html

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