Colorectal Cancer Alliance shared a post on LinkedIn:
“When Dallas-based artist Reuben Cheatem was diagnosed with stage III colorectal cancer at 41, everything changed. His body, his days, his future. But through the highs and crushing lows of treatment, he kept creating.
The result? Powerful pieces of art – and now, a limited-edition T-shirt.
The shirt features ‘Curl Up and Dance,’ a diptych from Reuben’s exhibition H.E.A.L.E.D. The art captures the vicissitudes of cancer: promise and pain, energy and collapse, sometimes just minutes apart.
This exclusive T-shirt will only be printed once.
‘Live Like Reuben’ isn’t just a phrase on a shirt. It’s a call to action. It’s about speaking your truth.
This March, during National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, the Alliance has declared: Enough.
Every time you wear this shirt, you can help sound the alarm: Treatment innovation and patient care haven’t kept pace with this disease’s impact. By supporting the Alliance and Project Cure CRC, you can change the future.
Get your limited edition LIVE LIKE REUBEN shirt.”
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