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I got a message from a friend who knows I make cards. A hospice in New Hampshire is looking for handmade birthday cards for their hospice patients. They used to have a volunteer who made them, but they don't have her anymore. I thought if we all sent cards they would have some on hand.
__________________ Pat Scatter Joy! Throw kindness around like confetti!
Melissa, my heart breaks hearing about another child dealing with the cancer monster. It is so devastating. It will be a privilege to send a card to Jacob.
Thanks for the lead Pat...this will be added to the schedule.
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Originally Posted by casep
I got a message from a friend who knows I make cards. A hospice in New Hampshire is looking for handmade birthday cards for their hospice patients. They used to have a volunteer who made them, but they don't have her anymore. I thought if we all sent cards they would have some on hand.
Do you know someone that can use a little encouragement? A little pick me up? We'd love to hold a virtual teaparty and send warm fuzzies. Spots now available for late September and October. Send me a PM with your request.
Do you know someone that can use a little encouragement? A little pick me up? We'd love to hold a virtual teaparty and send warm fuzzies. Spots now available for late September and October. Send me a PM with your request.
You are so very kind to offer this. I know a few people but am reluntant to ask them. They are so very private.
My eldest brother Steve is having a surgery in October. He had a terrible accident in 1995 where he was helping on a farm and fell off of a trailer while bailing hay, and severly broke his ankle. The docs collaborated with docs from all over and were able to successfully do a surgery to preserve ankle function. Recently, his ankle is swelling up and turning a darker color when he is on it too long. His option is to have surgery for multiple small fractures- they will fuse his ankle and put in another rod. His second alternative is amputation.
He is on disability, but was also scavanging to make a few extra bucks- people throw out things that are new and frequently see him and wave him down and give him furniture, appliances, ect..... He cannot do this with his anke in the shape it is.
The family gets by, but has had its battles, one daughter is Autistic, the youngest had Kidney Cancer when he was 5 and had to have a kidney removed. He is 7 years cancer free now. The 2 youngest are being on-line homeschooled because they felt bullied. (One is autistic but very smart, the other is also smart, but just does not fit in socially).
He has the biggest heart and will go out of his way to help others in need in any way he can.
He loves trucks/cars. He has worked at a racetrack with horses in the past. (Where he met his wife). He has a silly sense of humor.
I have a friend in my church, her name is JoEllyn Bach and she is on a transplant list for a new kidney. Her son just got a new kidney, and she has the same disease, and needs one as well. (It is genetic) I know she could use a lot of encouragement. Bible verses would be great. She also (use to before this) took old furniture and pieces and transformed them into beautiful pieces to sell by painting them and staining and etc. She teaches bible classes to the kids in our church. She spends time with her grandchildren. Take trips sometimes with her husband.
Anyway, I think she could use encouragement that things are in God's hands, and He is looking out for her and has plans for her. Her faith is very strong, but I worry about her all the time.
Thanks Jacqueline! Jan (Precious Kitty)
__________________ Jan 'Being confident of this very thing, that he which hath begun a good work in you will perform it until the day of Jesus Christ'. Philippians 1:6
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My son Paul who is 50, is having a second hip replacement over the Christmas holidays. He is an Army veteran who has had five hip surgeries, and teaches AP English here in Massachusetts. I know it would cheer him to receive some get well cards, especially humorous ones. He has a fabulous sense of humor, and a few laughs would go a long way toward making his recovery happen.
thanks,
Anne (jdmommy)
__________________ Anne HarmonFS154, QFTD58, PROUD FAN CLUB MEMBER (photo of our Great Granddaughter Elise, just 6 months old) and me, even older.
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We're now accepting reservations for 2020 Tea Parties!
Do you know of someone having a milestone birthday, anniversary or some other spectacular event worth celebrating? If so, and you'd like to throw a tea party for the recipient, submit your request early so we can schedule according to the date. We want to make sure there's enough advance time to make and send cards in time for their big day.
Likewise, if you know of someone who can use a paper pick-me-up, some thoughtful words of encouragement, or just some plain warm fuzzies, send those along too. It's better to get things on the schedule early.
THANK YOU all for your thoughtful and kind messages sent to our 2019 recipients. You've brightened someone's day and I know each and every card sent is greatly appreciated. Teapotters ROCK!
Looking forward to continued cheer in the new year!
I would like to request TeaParty cards to my special friend in California. We became 'sister friends' when we met through the Cricut Card Fairies, we are still members (she sent a special card to my husband who was in a nursing home at that time). She is having numerous health issues, is in her mid 70's and was just told they might have to amputate her leg if it doesn't heal soon. A blood infection could be deadly to her. She has 3 appointments for this month (Dec 2019) to determine the actions needed. She loves card making, and makes cards monthly for children's hospitals, nursing homes, and other great causes. She loves all kinds of flowers, humorous thinking of you, and religious cards are welcome.
Thank you in advance for considering my request.
I sent a PM to Jacquline with her name and address
Hello Jacqueline, Our friend and stamper Donnajeanne lost her husband this a.m. I am sure she will need a lot of support with the Holiday so close. I am requesting a teaparty of hope and good wishes for her. She is so kind hearted and always participates in Teapot Tuesday challenges.
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Do not post teaparty requests or addresses in this thread.
Please submit all requests to Jennifrann by PM or e-mail at [email protected]and include SCS Teaparty Request in the subject line.
You will receive a reply, although it may not be immediate, confirming the teaparty and/or requesting additional information. If you do not receive a reply after a week, please send a follow-up to Jennifer.
Include the following information in your request: Recipient's name, address, favorite flowers, colors, animals, hobbies, etc.
Keep in mind:
Teaparties are often booked at least a month (or more) in advance so if you'd like to request one for a time-specific milestone or occasion, be sure to submit your request well in advance.
Unless it's pertinent to the request, we don't need to know all the details (i.e. ailments, hardships, etc.) and they generally will not be included in the challenge write up. If we're holding a teaparty for someone it's to be assumed that they have something worth celebrating or can use a pick-me-up. It is helpful, however, to know what type of cards are requested - sympathy, get well/feel better, encouragement, thinking of you, etc. Also, please specify if religious or spiritual cards are welcome.
Thank you all for your participation in helping spread warm fuzzies!