October 2009 Weddings
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need gift ideas - combo sick/birthday
My Uncle (dad's brother) has just been diagnosed with a pretty bad form of cancer and started chemo this week. Next week is also his 70th birthday. I'd like to send something but am not sure what. Do men like flowers? I'm thinking he might be getting a lot of those though. My other idea was something like Omaha Steaks or Edible Arrangements, but might he be on some kind of dietary restriction with the chemo? Also to consider, my Aunt (his wife) is diabetic, so I don't want to send like, chocolates or something that she wouldn't be able to share. They are out of town so I can't just make something and bring it over.
Ack. :-(
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Re: need gift ideas - combo sick/birthday
This is definitely tough. Does he have any favorite foods? I agree with witty, maybe calling your aunt to see if he has any restrictions or even if there are things he is really craving?
Maybe a care package of some sort with snacks, a warm blanket/socks, a good book? I'm terrible at gift giving, but I would aim for comforting things that he enjoys.
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