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Thursday, January 2, 2014
Nostalgic Candy Gift Baskets
Every convalescent benefits from a bit of pampering. For older patients, candy gift baskets with a nostalgic theme are ideal. The presentation of a gift of childhood treats like Pixy Stix, Pop Rocks and Chuckles will make a recovering family member or friend smile with delight. A nostalgic candy gift basket or box lets the patient know that the giver put some time into choosing the perfect present. The recipient will appreciate the thought behind the gift as much as the candy's sweet taste, especially when the gift is topped off with a cheerful get-well-soon message.
Sweet Treats for Children
For children recovering from surgery, no present is more welcome than a gaily decorated box or basket of their favorite candies. Gifts of candy help children put the challenges of surgery behind them and look forward to better days ahead. Whether it's Skittles, Dots or Smarties, candies are sweet treats that make children feel cared for and confident as they make progress towards returning to good health.
Recuperating from surgery can require many days or even weeks of convalescence. Get well surgery candy gift baskets that come with a wide assortment of different types of candy help speed the recovery time along and allow caregivers to share in the fun as well. When it comes to keeping spirits raised after surgery, few presents are more effective than the sweet gift of candy.
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