F* Cancer Bracelet
November 10, 2008 at 5:31 am , by shelley
Soul Flower has long been a favorite jewelry line of mine because, Susan Fiedler (the socially conscious designer behind the line) is committed to creating gorgeous jewels at affordable prices. From belly rings to finger baubles my jewelry box is full of Soul Flower.
In the vein of designing with soul, check out her F*Cancer bracelet. No more of those horrible rubber wristbands – this sterling silver bracelet really makes a strong statement about kicking ass on cancer. 
“Nothing against pink ribbons, but this bracelet tells it like it is.” Ann Powers, Pop Critic, LA Times.
A portion of each sale of a Soul Flower F* Cancer bracelet goes to fight cancer. And even celeb fans (both whom I adore) Sarah McLaughlin, and Michael Franti of Spearhead are F* Cancer friends.
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On November 13, 2008 at 10:08 pm
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by Sandra Dickson
On November 12, 2009 at 12:01 pm
I discovered the F*Cancer bracelet while on a return visit to Vancouver to take my mother’s ashes home.(She died suddenly as a result of cancer and chemotherapy). While in White Rock I wandered into a small homewares store and saw a SoulFlower stand. The owner of the store told me the story and asked if I had heard of the F*Cancer bracelet. I had not. Upon my return home I told my sister who is a ‘Jane McGrath’ Cancer Nurse here in Australia. She loved the idea so much that she wanted to buy one for herself and me, for my birthday in August. I received it last week, the first time we have been together since November 08. I just love it, and wear it all the time. Yesterday whilst attending a cardiac appointment in Brisbane my specialist noticed the ECG tracks engraved on the side of the bracelet.He took my hand and had a closer look saying you know what the engraving reminds me of….I said yes and actually that was what it was supposed to be, he then looked at the words and roared with laughter,said “Does that say what I think it says?” and asked where I got it. I told the story and he said he would order one for his wife who is an oncologist…..Go the F*cancer bracelet and thank you to Susan for her generosity in art and finance.