Greg's Journey

Sometimes the right shirt says everything.

This weekend — 20% off all shirts.

Perfect for:
✔️ Showing support
✔️ Thoughtful gifts
✔️ Everyday strength

Because what you wear can matter.

Ends Sunday.

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Who are you fighting for?

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This space is for all of us.

Every piece in this store was designed by me.

Not outsourced.
Not pulled from templates.

Created during real moments —
during long chemo treatments, late nights when I can’t turn off my brain, and everything that comes with this journey.

That matters to me.

Because this isn’t just something to sell —
it’s something I needed to create.

If something here speaks to you,
that means more than you probably realize.

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Some messages don’t need to be loud to be powerful.

This piece was designed to be worn in everyday moments —
quiet strength, steady support.

Every detail was intentionally designed — not just placed.

Whether it’s for you or someone you love,
it carries meaning beyond the design.

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This started as something personal.

Something we didn’t plan.
Something we didn’t want.

But here we are.

Greg’s Journey is officially live.

This is for the fighters.
The survivors.
The families.
The ones who show up every single day.

No one fights alone.

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There are moments when words fall short.

When you don’t know what to say…
but you still want to show up.

That’s where this comes in.

Not just something to wear —
something that says what matters.

For the fighters.
For the survivors.
For the ones we carry with us.

Coming April 1.

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This didn’t start as a business.

It started with moments…
that change you.

The kind you don’t forget.
The kind that stay with you.

Because cancer doesn’t just affect one person…
it touches everyone around them.

And once you’ve seen it up close…
you don’t look at things the same way anymore.

That’s where this began.

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Sometimes a journey is an actual journey.

Don’t wait…

Work that bucket list like a promise you made to yourself.

Like time isn’t guaranteed.
Like the people beside you matter more than the plans you’re postponing.
Like someday isn’t a strategy.

Take the trip.
Book the flight.
Call the friend.
Wear the shirt.
Start the thing.

Because the truth is — the journey isn’t later.
It’s now.

And it’s yours.

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It's been quite a while since I have posted an update. The second immunotherapy drug has been playing havoc with my heart. After my 3rd chemo cycle, I was rushed to the hospital with a dangerous blood pressure of 71/48 and atrial fibrilation and spent the night. After the 4th cycle, I was wearing a heart monitor that detected I had ventricular tachycardia. This was much more serious as it meant my heart could just stop at any time. Another night in the hospital and meds to correct the issue. I am currently on my 5th cycle of 8 and just had a pet scan to assess how well the chemo and immunotherapy is working. After a nervous 4 day wait, I just go the results. Here is a summary:



Your newest PET scan shows a complete metabolic response — meaning no remaining hyperactive cancer activity anywhere they previously saw it.

Highlights:
• The esophageal tumor shrank dramatically and no longer shows the aggressive metabolic activity seen before.
• All previously active lymph nodes in the neck, chest, and abdomen have normalized.
• The lung nodule that previously showed activity is gone.
• The small fluid around your lungs and heart has resolved.
• No new areas of concern.
• No activity in bones, liver, or other organs.

In simple terms:
The treatment is working extremely well — beyond typical expectations.

You moved from widespread active metastatic disease → to NO detectable active cancer on PET.

In clinical terms, this is called:

Complete Metabolic Response (CMR).

This does not mean “cured,” and the doctors will tell you that—PET only measures metabolically active cancer, not microscopic cells. But it does mean:
• Treatment is highly effective
• Immunotherapy/chemo regimen is working exceptionally well
• Your prognosis improves significantly
• Continued treatment can keep you in remission
• You are responding better than average for this cancer type

This is the kind of response that gives doctors real optimism.

Thank you all again for all of your support. It's your love and caring that helps me get through the hard parts of treatment.