Comfort Notes Card Set
Encouraging cards to send one at a time, so someone keeps hearing from you the whole way through.
Encouraging cards to send one at a time, so someone keeps hearing from you the whole way through.
Thirty verses of hope, sent one at a time, so the encouragement keeps arriving after the casseroles stop.
For when you want to use your own words but do not know how to start.
Small enough to live in a purse, a wallet, or the bag that goes to every appointment.
Six short reminders on the refrigerator door, where you cannot help but read them.
A kind way to tell visitors what the family needs, so nobody has to explain it again at the door.
For the mornings when the mirror is the hardest thing in the house.
Something steady to look at from a bed or a chair, on the days that is most of the day.
For the day they finally get to come home.
The last round deserves more than a quiet drive home.
A yard full of these tells a family the whole street is behind them.
A yard sign with her name and a code, so the people who love her can see how she is doing.
Let a whole church, office or team sign one thing, then hang it where they can see it every single day.
Cross off every round. Watching the number come down is its own kind of medicine.
Treatment days come with a lot of "are you drinking enough water." This makes that easier to answer.
Infusion rooms are cold and the blankets they hand you are thin. This is the one gift I saw used every time.
A seat belt lying across a port is miserable, and this is the gift almost nobody thinks to buy.
Every question you think of at two in the morning and cannot remember by the appointment.
One place for the medicine, the rides and the meals, so nobody has to hold it all in their head.
A hospital room has nothing of theirs in it. This changes that with one hook.
So the people caring for them meet the person first.
Small enough for a nightstand, an infusion chair bag, or a desk at work.
For the families raising money for treatment. We lay it out with you and the design help is included.
Ten yard signs to put on the corners the week before, so people can actually find it.
For a garden, a favorite tree, or the spot where you go to talk to them.