STILL HERE™: The Suicide Prevention Awareness Homerun Ponytail That Carries a Message

STILL HERE™: The Suicide Prevention Awareness Homerun Ponytail That Carries a Message

Full-body model wearing the STILL HERE suicide prevention awareness Homerun ponytail

Homerun Spotlight™ · Suicide Prevention Awareness

Four braids. Four reminders. One story that is still being written.

The STILL HERE™ suicide prevention awareness Homerun ponytail was created to make an invisible fight visible—without asking anyone to make their pain look polished.

Why this piece exists

Strength does not always look healed.

Sometimes strength looks like taking one more breath. Sometimes it looks like answering the phone, asking for help or deciding to stay through a moment that feels impossible.

STILL HERE™ turns that truth into a handcrafted braided ponytail filled with movement, texture and intentional symbolism. It is not designed to hide the hard parts. It is designed to honor the courage it takes to keep going.

“You do not have to pretend you are okay for your life to have value.”

THE ORIGINAL PIECE

Four braids. One message.
Still here.

Teal, purple and lavender move through four distinct braid styles—each carrying a piece of the story: breath, strength, connection and continuation.

STILL HERE suicide prevention awareness Homerun ponytail with four teal, purple and lavender braids, ribbons and awareness charms STILL HERE™ HOMERUN PONYTAIL SEE THE PIECE

Watch the story

From surviving to still standing.

The STILL HERE™ visual story follows the quiet shift from isolation to expression—a reminder that another breath can become another chapter.

The meaning woven inside

Four distinct braids.
Four reasons to remain.

Each braid carries its own construction and its own reminder. Together, they create one connected piece without erasing what makes each strand different.

01

The Breath

Pause. Breathe. Take the next moment before trying to carry the whole day.

02

The Strength

You have already survived difficult days. Your presence is proof of your strength.

03

The Connection

You were never meant to carry everything alone. Reaching out is an act of courage.

04

The Continuation

Your story does not end here. There are still chapters that only you can live.

FREE DIGITAL MINI EBOOK

STILL HERE.

A mini reminder for the days you forget who you are. This free digital workbook was created as an extension of the Still Here Homerun™ awareness piece — not just to inspire, but to give you something you can actually pause with, write in, screenshot, revisit, and share with someone who may need it.

Hurtful words can stick longer than they deserve to. Rejection can make you question yourself. Hard seasons can make you forget how much of you is still there. This mini ebook is about putting some of that weight down and remembering your own voice again.
Real Reflection

Prompts that help you separate what happened to you from who you are.

Release The Words

Write down what you’ve been carrying — then physically cross it out.

Remember Her

Reconnect with your qualities, dreams, talents, and the parts of you that still matter.

For The Hard Days

Screenshot-worthy reminders you can come back to when everything feels heavy.

“I am still here. I am still becoming. This moment is not my whole story.”
Download The Free Mini Ebook

Free digital download • No purchase required • Created by GABBY101

You don’t have to carry it alone.
In the U.S., call or text 988 to reach the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 911 or your local emergency services.
Design DNA of the STILL HERE Homerun ponytail

Design DNA

Every detail carries the message.

Dimensional braids, pearls, metal cuffs, ribbons and awareness charms transform the piece into more than an accessory. Every element is intentionally placed by hand.

Teal Healing, clarity and open conversation
Purple Awareness, compassion and courage
Lavender Gentleness, hope and space to begin again
Silver Light, reflection and the reminder that you matter
STILL HERE Wear the Message card

Wear the message

Your story is still being written.

STILL HERE™ can be worn as bold braid art, but its meaning reaches beyond the finished hairstyle. It carries a quiet statement for the wearer and anyone who sees it: being unfinished does not make you unworthy.

View the handcrafted piece
Still Standing Not Fine song promotional artwork by Gabby

The official soundtrack

Still Standing (Not Fine)

Written by Gabby

The song and the hairpiece live inside the same truth. Surviving does not always mean feeling fine, and strength does not require pretending. Sometimes the bravest statement is simply: I am still here.

Listen on Apple Music
STILL HERE logo

Not everything strong looks healed.

Wear a handcrafted reminder of breath, strength, connection and continuation.

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