Universe of Possibilities has been designed to inspire resilience, perseverance, and hope in every moment. This design takes the form of a semicolon, a symbol of continuance, beautifully filled with a celestial theme that evokes the infinite possibilities in our universe. Each detail is meticulously crafted to remind users of their strength and ability to overcome hardships, mirroring the vastness of space with the vast potential within each of us.
As an annual sponsor of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) Walk Out of Darkness, we are proud to support the foundation's vital work of saving lives and bringing hope to those affected by suicide. Let the "Universe of Possibilities" serve as a tangible token of courage and a commitment to keep going, even through the darkest times.
- Five shapes per pack
- Soft-touch matte finish
- Gentle on skin for repetitive use
- Reusable over and over again
- Latex and residue free
- Reusable packaging
- Informational card included
- Measures 3" x 1.3"
Customer Reviews
As a Mom of a now adult son (29😭) who has attempted suicide more times than I want to recall. I understand The stigma is absolutely beyond I can’t even find words. As of now my boy is in the darkest depression, can’t leave the house and is using again. He’s chosen to not talk to me and that scares me. Those nights waking up in a panic are back making sure my phones is close can back.
The treatment Mentally Ill and addiction at the Emergency is down right heartbreaking.
Just a few weeks ago I was at Emergency I immediately notice a young man I just knew it was as if I saw my son walk in. I ended up talking for hours with him, he cried, he opened up , I gave him some snacks and shared my sons story. All he needed was someone to care; I cared and as he slept I found myself glancing thinking “Why can’t my son talk to me”? Then I began to cry, then sob 😭 he looked just like my son thin, pale, shaking and TERRIFIED. I gave him a hug as I went in he melted into the hug and I knew didn’t want let go. I wrote him a little note with some Mom advice. Telling him to start taking it 15mins at a time worry about making through the day later. I still can’t get him off my mind. I only Pray 🙏🏻 that if at sometime my son needed a shoulder I hope someone who care.
I find people still judge and call SUICIDE selfish: makes me cringe bc that’s the farthest from the truth. They have no idea what it does to the people that love them. I’m changed for life I have triggers like rope, knives, extra meds being just laying around, lighters/fire, shoe laces, flashbacks to seeing him physically injuring himself and oh My Heart the worst seeing him in the Safe and Secure locked room. I saw my beautiful baby boy with his big blue eyes , blonde hair and a smile…but I know it was for his safety.
I didn’t intent to write at all! Then I thought I have a large long (14 years) experience with this; maybe my story could help others who find themselves in the same scary place.
