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On our recent trip from MN USA to Bilboa Spain with a connection in Amsterdam my daughter wore her Sunglower lanyard. Departing from Mn we utilized the TSA cares program which takes planning 72 hours prior to departure to register and then they will help walk us through security. It's great and helps start the trip with less stress. We did not know what to expect once in Europe. But every interaction at the airport was seamless. As soon as the agents saw her lanyard we were ushered to shorter lanes  that allowed us to take our time. I was shocked when going through passport control that they also recognized the lanyard and allowed us to go through the fast lanes. We started referring to her sunflower lanyard as her magical lanyard. It provided insurance that we would be seen and taken care of. People's response to lanyard made us smile and feel safe. They would literally rush to help us to make sure we got out of the crazy lines and headed to the less stressful areas. Thexsunflowr lanyard is truly a gift. My daughter is proud to wear it. 

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Your Sunflower moment
My son wore a sunflower lanyard on his trip to Cozumel, Mexico with his grandparents—and it made such a difference for him. It was his very first time flying, which came with a lot of unknowns and big emotions.
The lanyard gave him a quiet kind of strength. It helped him feel understood without needing to find the words, and it opened the door to kindness and patience from those around him. You could see his confidence grow as the journey went on—he felt safer, calmer, and more capable navigating everything that came his way.
What could have been overwhelming became empowering. That little lanyard helped turn his first flight into a positive, confidence-building experience he’ll carry with him.

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Your Sunflower moment
The moment I stepped into Sydney Airport and someone came towards me with a big smile and said, "let me help you". That support continued right up to when I disembarked at the other end and they saw I was being met. The sunflower made all the difference. 

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Your Sunflower moment
Support to diasbility people

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Your Sunflower moment
Emma wears her sunflower lanyard at all the airports we go to, she even wore it on a cruise ship. 

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Your Sunflower moment
I was recently recognized as a Qld finalist for Agriftures Woman in rural award as the first neurodivergent woman. I was so proud to be able to highlight and use my platform to discuss the importance of the hidden disability sunflower.

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Your Sunflower moment
For me, the sunflower is a stmbol of happiness is a symbol of hope, happiness and quiet strength. It reminds me to lift myself and others up, especially in uncertain moments. My sunflower moment is choosing empathy and curiosity, accepting people as they are and knowing there’s always more to learn. The sunflower encourages me to keep growing, keep listening, and keep turning toward the light. It's a symbol I'm proud to be associated with. 

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Your Sunflower moment
Being filmed as part of the professional and corporate Sunflower membership training videos, to share my thoughts on how employers can make their recruitment processes and general working environments more accessible.

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Your Sunflower moment
The first time I spoke to a Sunflower wearer on public transport about how much it helped him to feel comfortable whilst travelling and he told me that it has given him so much confidence to do so.

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Giving a lady on the Eurostar a Sunflower lanyard because she had a mobility issue with her leg.

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