The Cancer Cart

A note from Rachel:

After her apartment flooded, Rachel lost most of her kitchen—along with the quiet ritual of prepping her meals, which now isn’t just a lifestyle but a lifeline. She’s on a medically necessary all-meat diet (thank you, rectal cancer) that requires slow-cooked, meticulously stored food—no plastic, no sketchy Tupperware from the back of the drawer. This ceramic-coated glass Food Storage Set is more than aesthetically sage (though yes, the color is deeply calming). It’s a practical, durable, microwave-oven-freezer-dishwasher-safe reset button. Safe for reheating. Safe for freezing. Safe for someone whose gut is literally in a knife fight for survival. She doesn’t need another bag of takeout. She needs a system. One that makes her feel like her kitchen isn’t a disaster zone. One that lets her batch-cook without fearing chemical leeching or cracked containers. If you're wondering what healing looks like in a kitchen—it looks like this set.