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Fannie Ezell

For the love of Fannie

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Why We Love This Gift: We love this gift because it affords people the opportunity to get around. Safely. We love that. For people who are in treatment and too sick to get home from the doctor, to people who are no longer comfortable driving at night, this gift empowers people.
What To Express In Your Card: I know that transport can be complicated. I wanted to make sure that you could get around easily. I wish I were there to do this myself - but in case you need this as a convenience on your terms - here you are! Sending love.

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At GiftTree, we offer a range of get well baskets. Owing to our wide selection, we are able to ensure that customers can find a perfect basket that speaks to their individual situation. At GiftTree, we understand that recovery is hard work. The items in our baskets will bring sustenance to anyone is who healing - and also their guests.
When you can't be there to lend a hand, sending a get well soon gift can be just what the doctor ordered.
Why We Love This Gift: We love this gift because healing is hard work. Having things to snack on - and also things to offer visitors - helps a great deal. This is a great alternative to flowers.
What To Express in Your Card: Get well soon! Rest up and eat up. When you have finished binge-watching The Americans don't tell me what happened. I'm not done yet.
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In a child's mind - the word cancer isn't necessarily a scary word. Get tips for how to talk to your kids about a cancer diagnosis.

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Sharagim Kemp, M.D. suggests the most helpful ways to support a family whose loved one is in treatment for cancer. Visit Give InKind for additional information.

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