What to give doctor and staff for Christmas?

rhominator
rhominator Member Posts: 233 Member
in Kidney Cancer #1

My oncologist and her staff at the county hospital are GREAT!  They are so friendly and caring--I look forward to every visit.  Any ideas what I could/should give them for Christmas?

-- Bruce

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  • Footstomper
    Footstomper Member Posts: 1,237 Member
    edited December 2016 #2
    Confectionary

    Enough homemade cakes to go round

  • sblairc
    sblairc Member Posts: 585 Member
    #3
    A Starbucks travel carrier for the office and the gingerbread

    How about Starbucks for the office with the gingerbread loaf they make?

  • Deanie0916
    Deanie0916 Member Posts: 616 Member
    edited December 2016 #4
    I brought a box of peaches

    to the doctors and nurses and staff to the place where I was treated for breast cancer about 8 years ago . They were so nice and lovely to me that I try to do it every year. This year I didn't make it due to having my surgery for kidney cancer...but everyone seems to appreciate any kind of food treat. Thanks for your thoughtfulness!

  • JerzyGrrl
    JerzyGrrl Member Posts: 760 Member
    edited December 2016 #5
    I'm just going to give them the bird

    Lots of birds, actually. Little paper birds. I do origami.

  • rhominator
    rhominator Member Posts: 233 Member
    edited December 2016 #6
    Great ideas

    Thanks for the input!

  • mrou50
    mrou50 Member Posts: 389 Member
    #7
    Gift

    I am bringing dougnuts in for my team that is the least I can do for their hard work.

    Mark

  • JerzyGrrl
    JerzyGrrl Member Posts: 760 Member
    edited December 2016 #8
    JerzyGrrl said:

    I'm just going to give them the bird

    Lots of birds, actually. Little paper birds. I do origami.

    There's rules...

    There's rules that medical folks have to follow as to what they can receive as gifts.  Where I worked, it pretty much was reduced to snackies or no-cost trinkety things.  If you were a vendor, they sometimes even limited the food and when / where you could bring it.  Hence, medical staff folks are probably awash in cheap ballpoint pens (Might like some nicer but still inexpensive ones). 

    I don't think my little squares of folded paper will be a problem.  Maybe I should have little packets of snackies, too, just to be on the safe side. 

  • Jan4you
    Jan4you Member Posts: 1,330 Member
    #9
    FOOD to share!  Most

    FOOD to share!  Most professionals cannot receive gifts, her their licensing board criteria.

    However, if you bring something to SHARE with the whole staff it is okay.

    Nice idea~

    Jan

  • hardo718
    hardo718 Member Posts: 853 Member
    #10
    I agree, food is always welcome

    I sent a gift "tower" of candies to my "earth angels" that care for my mom in the alzheimers facility in California.....it was a BIG hit.

    Donna~

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