Gray Flowing Ribbon als I firmly believe that having

I firmly believe that having autism doesn't signify a battle to survive

Charcot-Marie-Tooth Disease

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or simply find a sense of empowerment and pride in overcoming obstacles

Gray Flowing Ribbon als I firmly believe that havingChoosing to wear a ribbon may mean one or many things to someone; identifying yourself as someone who has been diagnosed with the disease, showing support for patients and survivors, or honoring those who have been lost to it. Whatever your reason may be, thank you for showing your pride and for sending a message without having to speak a word. Stephanie Wearing a hardship ribbon can serve as a very powerful and symbolic expression of ones journey