To My Son,
Never forget how much I love you.
As you grow older you will face many challenges in life, just do your best.
Life isn’t about waiting for the storm to pass, it’s all about
learning how to dance in the rain.
Every day may not be good, but find something good in every day.
Laugh, love, live. Follow your dreams, believe in yourself, and
remember to be awesome. I’ll always be with you.
I LOVE YOU, MY SON
*Heartwarming Message Card Included
At first glance, this Morse code bracelet is just a random sequence of ordinary small beads, but in fact, the content is unique, each of which hides a special meaning. The small beads on this bracelet would be “I LOVE YOU” using the morse code - a subtle way of telling and reminding your son that you love him.
PRODUCT DETAILS
- Material: Copper beads and braided rope
- Length: Adjustable 15 cm to 26 cm
- Quality: 100% brand new, high quality
Buyer Show
May 7, 2022
The material is stretchy while being supportive and breathable. Great support and super comfortable as well. True to size. For reference I am a 36- D. This is a steal for two great bras. I appear to be a cup size smaller with these bras.
April 29, 2022
It's a good price and it is quality material. Most importantly, it is very well padded at the band and sides to cover the incision lines and prevent irritation.The shoulder straps are also adjustable so they can be loosened or tightened as the swelling changes
April 25, 2022
Super comfortable ! I’ve tried them ALL... THIS is my new favorite ! Pads are removable and bra is plenty supportive. I purchased a large , I’m 5’10 137lbs , 36 DD. Love the fir and the price is just right ... pretty colors too! Highly recommend !
March 15, 2022
I really like these! They're super comfortable, and I don't have to worry about muffin top when I wear high waisted leggings now. I washed them in cold water and let them air dry because if they were any tighter they would definitely be too small, but as is they're the perfect size.I'm 5'5" and I weigh 125lbs, and I bought size small.
