Blue and Gray Ribbon inner Just like in your family

Just like in your family

It’s not just uplifting for you

and harmony in one another's company

You have to look closer to see the word survivor

Blue and Gray Ribbon inner Just like in your familyChoosing to wear a ribbon may mean one or many things to someone; identifying yourself as someone who has been diagnosed with a 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 communicating a message without having to speak a word. Stephanie Wearing a hardship ribbon can be a visible and meaningful way for someone to share their