DITTO! The non food items are the best...nausea is awful! I''m a chemo patient myself and I''m about to get a cuddly pillow for when I have to go lay down with the nausea. I want to hug it and it will bring me comfort...my current pillow supports my CPAP machine.Date: 6/3/2009 12:28:14 PM
Author: Linda W
Also, some nice body lotion, hand lotion, etc. When I was going through chemo, my skin was very dry.
Also, great advice about non food gifts. She may very well suffer from nausea. I know I did.
Magazines, DVD''s are great ideas. Maybe a gift certificate, where she could order a DVD that she doesn''t have?
I wish her all the best, the poor little sweetheart. Sending her many healing prayers and hugs.
Linda
Date: 6/3/2009 9:52:44 PM
Author: loriken214
Thank you crown! You are a very special angel to this little lady who is fighting a tough battle!![]()
Lori
Hi MTG!Date: 6/3/2009 11:01:31 PM
Author: MakingTheGrade
Date: 6/3/2009 9:52:44 PM
Author: loriken214
Thank you crown! You are a very special angel to this little lady who is fighting a tough battle!![]()
Lori
Not to hijack, but I actually have a older relative (in her 60s) who is just about to start chem for breast cancer, and I would like to send her something to, but am somewhat at a loss. I''d appreciate any ideas! So far I''m thinking of getting her a body pillow, and maybe some moisturizing lotion (although I wish I knew what she liked! Anyone have any recommendations?)
Hope everything goes well for you Lori! the cat is adorable by the way! yours?