Michelle was diagnosed with Hodgkins Disease in October, 2002. After an unsuccessful transplant and several rounds of chemotherapy and radiation, Michelle also underwent an additional stem cell transplant in 2004, using cells donated by her older brother Joey.

Today, after five years of fighting her cancer, Michelle is still bravely moving forward toward her goal of compete remission, and serves as an inspiration to those around her.

Michelle's newest endeavor is designing and producing products which will enhance the comfort and quality of life for patients with chronic conditions, including cancer.

 


The JOEY POUCH is a small, soft pouch made designed to hold the clamps of the Hickman catheter for an adult or a child, so that they can be more comfortable in their daily activities or while sleeping. The pouch ties easily around the neck, and can be worn next to the chest, and under the clothing. Each JOEY POUCH is made with love in a variety of attractive patterns and designs, and dedicated to Michelle's brother Joey.

Care Instructions
The JOEY POUCH can be hand washed with a gentle detergent, lay flat to dry.


To become a distributor, or for more information, call Michelle Salerno at 630-310-4366

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