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Suggestions, please.
My best friend is pregnant with her 3rd baby girl and isn't due until October. She was admitted into the hospital yesterday and has to stay until the baby comes - it could be next week... or it could be October. She says the baby is doing fine, but since she's got pre-eclampsia and is having a hard time regulating her blood pressure, she's got to stay.
Anyhow, it's in my plans to go stay with her for a few days since she lives close now (Kansas City). My question is this: what should I take for us to do? She'll be in the hospital and won't be able to leave (obviously), but I'm sure she'll be completely sick of the place. Do I just take myself and my good company or what? What you YOU do if it were your best friend? TIA!
"Always have faith in God, yourself, and the Cowboys...'-Eddie Sutton
Re: Suggestions, please.
I would bring a deck of cards and some board games. Do you have a laptop? If you both have computers, you can play games together online, such as Yahoo Games (there's Literati (Scrabble), a bunch of card games, other word games, board games, etc.).
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Since she will be bored out of her mind! Anything would be great really. Just remember don't tire her out too much. Some people have a hard time telling visitors to leave, especially if they are in town.
Mani/ped's, do her hair, do her makeup (silly sleep over stuff, but still might be fun), just bring her books/mags that she might be embarrassed to ask her hubby for, etc HTH