Written by Dallea Caldwell
Nothing says get well soon like getting great stuff that helps your totally cool, (but literally lame), loved one heal in style. Lady Gaga showed how a little overly priced thing like a 24 karat gold-plated Louis Vuitton wheelchair can be just what the doctor ordered, keeping her from feeling blue despite feeling under the weather. But, you don’t have to go over the top to help your loved-one recover.
Want to help someone feel cool? Here are some boo-boo-busting buys for anyone fighting illness or injury:
Signing casts is in the past. CastMedic designer casts bring out the flair for the feeble. Did an injury coincide with a special occasion? Find her a cast that matches the dress. She may not be able to dance the night away, but she’ll sure be sitting pretty.
Give bedridden buns and back a first-class seat with this massaging bed rest with a cup holder. It not only helps medical recovery, it will help recovery from every long day thereafter.
Here’s a thoughtful idea, if that’s not too redundant: a gift basket with all of their favorite snacks along with the nutritional and pampering essentials needed to get through their challenging ordeals as comfortably as possible? Don’t forget a great book or movie to help pass the time.
Of course, a bouquet is a classic get well gift, and Seva Call can connect you to the best local florist to fit your needs. Consider including pink peonies to symbolize healing and friendship.
Soothing aching muscles relaxes the body and mind while promoting an improved sense of wellbeing. Plus, any excuse is good enough for a Massage, so treat your ailing friend to some tender-loving, professional care.
And of course, while your friend is busy doing the hard work of getting well, housework may be piling up. Have a cleaning person tidy up while your loved one takes it easy.
There are lots of ways to say get well soon, what matters is that your loved one knows just how much you care. And, TalkLocal will save you time getting them the extra help they need so that you have the extra time and energy to continue to support them and uplift their spirit.
Get your loved one well soon!
