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This is a question that was raised amongst some bloggers discussing reviewing the parcel. I personally believe that this is something people are looking for and that it is no more profiting from the sick than florists who sell bouquets at shops near hospitals. I have never seen anything like this available but have numerous times discussed with people what gifts are suitable to buy for someone who has cancer.
Whilst it would be possible to buy all of the items separately for a little cheaper depending on how much you shop around the projects it wouldn’t necessarily be practical. I personally would rather buy a box of items like this and send them all in one bundle rather than ordering items separately and then making up a parcel myself. Another thing to consider is if you want to send an item directly to the recipient this way it is just one parcel which is much easier for them to collect if they are out when it is delivered than 10 or so individual packages!
I am going to pass this on to the lady I mentioned at the beginning of this post who is undergoing another round of chemotherapy at the moment. She struggles at times with not wanting to eat much and her mouth being sore so the bottle and cool bag I am sure will be helpful to her. I also know that emotionally it is a difficult time for her and her family so the comfort items like the blanket even if not used by her will I am sure be a nice treat for her young daughter who also is finding this time difficult. When I have given it to her, when she is well enough for visitors as she is going through a tough time at the moment, I will update this and let you know any specific feedback she had.
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So you have found out that a friend, colleague or loved one has cancer. What do you do now? The easiest thing is to not deal with it, just ignore it until you hear they are better or worse. And there are many people who do just that, simply because they do not feel that they know how to react or possibly because they don't want to face it. But this is the worst thing you can do for someone who might need you right now. Helping a friend with cancer does not have to be difficult.
When I sat down to write this post, I thought I should write about my breast cancer experience, but I didn't want to. I’m not my Cancer!
