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FIYA FIGHTER TEE

Bringing hope, dignity, and style to hospital patients.

FIYA FIGHTER TEE

Bringing hope, dignity, and style to hospital patients

FIYA is not just a brand with a purpose; FIYA is a purpose with a brand.

FIYA isn’t about being sick or having a debilitating disease; FIYA is about hope, encouragement and support. FIYA is for everyone — those fighting publicly, privately, in a hospital or at home. We don’t need a common disease or common problem to unite us; we need only the will to fight.

FIYA FIGHTER TEE

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FIYA FIGHTER TEE

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There is a common thread I have discovered between all of us. Between those battling cancer physically and those that support the battle. Might. It is the ability to do all things. It lives within us and when the need arises to dig deeper, to be stronger, to have more faith, to fight harder, to beat the impossible, it rises up and the incredible spirit within us overcomes.

Jonathan J. Avitia
Original FIYA Fighter

KEEP GOING

A FIYA Podcast with Lindsey Avitia

Have you ever had to face something in life and wonder how you’re going to make it through? Some people are born into difficult situations, others encounter them along the way. No matter how the hard times come, we all are faced with the decision to keep going. But what motivates people to make it through the situations that seemed determined to bring them down? Having lost her own husband at the age of 27, Lindsey Avitia is no stranger to hard times and having to navigate life post-trauma. ‘Keep Going’ is a place for these stories to be told, and for these motivations to inspire others. The good, the bad, and the honest truth are all welcomed here. We’ll laugh, we’ll cry, and most importantly we’ll be inspired in our own lives to keep going.

Ep. 1 - The Beginnings of FIYA

Lindsey Avitia discusses the beginnings, successes, and struggles of launching FIYA with guest Jay Sigl.

Ep. 2 - Lauren Ciulla

Lauren Ciulla is a wife, a mom to two precious 5-year-old twin girls, and Lindsey’s best friend of 16 years.  Having faced many ups and downs in life, Lindsey and Lauren discuss the latest curve ball – Lauren’s breast cancer diagnosis at the age of 33. 

Ep. 5 – Nick & Jacki Colomb

This weeks episode is with Nick and Jacki Colomb. Nick was diagnosed with Non-Hodgkins Follicular Lymphoma back in 2011. After a recurrence in 2013, he along with his wife, Jacki, choose to approach their fight using alternative therapies and completely…

“I got so many compliments on how awesome the shirt is and the story behind it. The nurses and doctors couldn’t get over it and how practical it is. It definitely made me feel more normal to have a regular shirt on that accommodated the chest tube. Broke 5 ribs, punctured and collapsed lung, chest tube in. Shirt works great for it all.”

Brad Guarisco
FIYA Fighter

“I wore the Fighter Tee for the labor and delivery of both of my babies and it was a Godsend! Instead of laboring in the dreaded hospital gown, I got to be comfortable and wear something that was empowering to me. Medical staff was easily able to do my IV and epidural due to the snaps up both sides of the shirt. Immediate skin to skin after the baby’s birth was also possible due to the ease of unsnapping the shirt and I continued to wear the shirts in the weeks following birth for the ease it provided for breastfeeding! I am now expecting my 3rd baby and absolutely plan to deliver in a Fighter Tee again!”

Meredith Burst
FIYA Fighter

“I spent a week in the hospital. I was in an accident that severely injured my hand. There was an IV on my right arm and a wound vac on my left arm. I couldn’t even fully put on a gown because of all the equipment on my arms. The gown was very uncomfortable, and I was only partially dressed wearing it.

When I received the FIYA shirt, I was very comfortable and no longer felt sickly. I was able to snap the shirt on in spite of everything on my arms and feel dressed. The fact that I was wearing a comfortable t-shirt and a pair of shorts made me feel a lot better. I would highly recommend these shirts for anyone that is going to be in the hospital for any amount of time.”

Justin Cadis
FIYA Fighter

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