 These messages were lovingly written by Kristin Russo, reporter for The Enterprise newspaper and author of numerous articles for publications including New York Family Magazine. Kristin's gift for understanding matters of the soul helped inspire the creation of Good for the Soul. Kristin Russo, ©1998 |
Message Bookmarks
These laminated bookmarks are personalized to give a constant reminder of your sentiments. Each bookmark measures 5"x 1".
Message Bookmarks - $1.00 Each
Chemotherapy
| #1: Your chemotherapy will take all the energy you have... and some of mine too. Please let me help you through this. | |
| #2: I have a clean driving record and I am a highly skilled waiting room sitter and outdated magazine reader. Please consider this my formal application for chemotherapy companion. | |
| #3: If listening to well-meaning friends ask you how you're felling and offering to help makes you feel more nauseated than the chemo, call me - and we'll plan your escape. I'll take you on a vacation from cancer, even if it's just for a little while. | |
Divorce/Separation
| #4: You may feel confused and lonely right now... but there's no reason for you to feel isolated or abandoned. I'm here for you. | |
| #5: I know it's hard to go on when you feel you have lost so much, but I encourage you to embrace what your new life has to offer. Already you are stronger and more courageous than I've ever seen you. Before long you will have the sense of independence and confidence that has eluded you, but that you have always deserved. | |
| #6: I have a pint of chocolate marshmallow ice cream and a full box of Kleenex always at the ready. Call me if you need a good cry. | |
| #7: I know that at a time like this, friends tend to drift away because they are uncomfortable, or they don't know what to say. But our friendship is very important to me, and I'd rather say the wrong thing than nothing at all. Please let me know how I can help. | |
General Support
| #8: We're here when you need us. | |
| #9: I can't imagine the struggle you are facing now and I can't think of words that would bring you peace. I only hope this little gift will give you a moment or two of reprieve. | |
Illness
| #10: In time of crisis, it's instinctive to cocoon and fight for recovery in solitude. But you don't have to do this alone. I want, and need, to be there for you. | |
| #11: You just get well... I'll do the rest. | |
| #12: I know you're scared, because I am too. Please help me by letting me comfort you. | |
Recovery
| #13: I knew you could do it. You are my inspiration. | |
Time of Diagnosis
| #14: I know that at a time like this, friends tend to drift away because they are uncomfortable, or they don't know what to say. But our friendship is very important to me, and I'd rather say the wrong thing than nothing at all. Please stay in contact and let me know how I can help. | |
| #15: You may be overwhelmed and discouraged by your recent diagnosis, but I can see the picture very clearly. You have the strength to fight this, and you will be victorious. | |
| #16: You've always been a daredevil. Here's your chance to beat cancer. Go ahead, I dare you. | |
Personalized Message
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