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Invisible Illness Sunflower Lanyard for travel with

The Invisible Illness Sunflower Lanyard🌻 The sunflower lanyard was recommended to me by someone overseas after my drama with TSA, apparently it’s recognized across the world, which is pretty cool. It’s used to indicate to TSA, staff and etc that you’re dealing with an invisible illness and might need more help or time than someone else. Since I had such an issue with my last flight, I decided it was worth a shot and my husband actually grabbed one for me from the info desk at a local airport. These are free, and I just used it when I went through TSA and then took it off afterwards. Info desks at many major airports can help you with finding one! I’m not sure if it’s 100% effective but it was worth having anyway. Highly recommend you give it a try. I’m going to be using it to get through TSA this week for our trip to Hawaii, so I’ll report back. @hdsunflower.us — you can check out the page for this movement here! Cheers to travel friends ✈️ . . . . . . . . #subqremo #sickfightsback #invisibleillnessawareness #spoonielife #noteverydiseaseisvisable #chronicillnessawareness #heartfailure #pulmonaryhypertension #chronicillnesswarrior #imawarethatimrare #rarediseaseawareness #phighter #mentalhealth #chronicillness #invisibleillness #livingwithph #invisibledisability #invisibledisease #raredisease #phwarrior #livingwithchronicillness #patientleader #patientadvocate #butyoudontlooksick #clincialtrial #pulmonaryhypertensionadvocate #notalldisabilitiesarevisible #sotatercept #chroniccommunity