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why and how to write & create an ethical will, hospice card, or other legacy
8 thoughts on “Poll: Write your own hospice card, or buy one?”
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JUST GO WITH FLOWERS AND BE DONE WITH IT.
Flowers would be lovely! I wonder if you would have anything written on the little card that usually comes with them. A minimalist might simply “XO, Jim.” Thanks for the idea.
I would not attempt to write a personal Hospice message if I am able to find a card that expresses my sentiments.
Thanks for your feedback, George!
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On Tue, Feb 26, 2013 at 1:42 AM, Be Here Then
If it someone I know well, I would get a blank card and write my own info. However, there are times when you may not know the person well, but know one of their loved ones and want to send something out of respect to that person. Then I’d buy one.
I think that’s a super point to make — who the recipient is could make that particular difference. Thanks for pointing it out!
ditto to pam’s reply.
This response is the one I’m hearing most from people. Thanks for the feedback!
Ideaistas (*n*): free-ranging minds at play
On Mon, Feb 25, 2013 at 10:24 PM, Be Here Then