Eating Disorder Warrior Mugs

This unique inspirational eating disorder shirt makes a wonderful gift for someone in recovery. It means "I am comfortable in my skin" or "I am content in my skin." The butterfly symbolizes transformation and incorporates the purple ribbon for eating disorder awareness. Purple ribbons also show support for fibromyalgia, domestic violence, and more.

Purple Ribbons bring awareness to eating disorder recover, domestic violence, thyroid cancer, pancreatic cancer, lupus, and more. Celebrate the survivor in your life with this inspirational butterfly design. Transformation, rebirth, and renewal. Great for awareness walks, going to rehab, attending a support group, celebrating life, or hosting a fundraiser.

Eating disorder recovery isn't easy and it certainly isn't a straight line. Help your loved one remember to take it one day at a time. This inspirational purple ribbon awareness design was made to help eating disorder warriors stay encouraged. The purple ribbon butterfly symbols the power of transformation. Stickers, mugs, wall art, banners, shirts, pillows, technology cases, and more! Perfect as a get well gift or to wear at an eating disorder awareness event.

Purple ribbons help spread awareness for eating disorder recovery, lupus, fibromyalgia, domestic violence, Alzheimer's, and more! Thoughtful gift for a recovery warrior. This design looks great on pillows, phone covers, magnets, and more. Great to hand out at event fundraisers.

We know that mental health is extremely important, particularly when concerned with young peoples mental health issues. Mental illnesses come in all shapes and sizes from depression, anxiety to Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and Bipolar. All these issues matter and people deserve to be treated equal. Remember that support services such as therapists and support workers are there to help you, one in four experience a mental health issue in their life time.

We know that mental health is extremely important, particularly when concerned with young peoples mental health issues. Mental illnesses come in all shapes and sizes from depression, anxiety to Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and Bipolar. All these issues matter and people deserve to be treated equal. Remember that support services such as therapists and support workers are there to help you, one in four experience a mental health issue in their life time.