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If you give a card to you T over the holidays what do you normally write? I gave a card to my T today that literally just said 'Happy Christmas and all the best for the New Year'. I know that he celebrates Christmas and had thought he would allow cards and he accepted it thankfully. Wondering if people use it as an opportunity to write more.
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#2
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I use it as an opportunity to say thank you for the things my T does for me.
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#3
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I'm not really a card giver, so if I were to go through the trouble in the first place I'd likely write more.
In general, I always try to follow what I call my 3 S's — short, simple, and sincere |
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Usually I just say, "Merry Christmas" "Thanks for all you've done for me through the year" and "Take Care" but with new T this year, I just said "Merry Christmas" and her name at the top and my name at the bottom. I don't know her well enough for more words to be said. She liked the card anyway. Esp. the picture on the front. Good enough. Kit.
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#5
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'Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year' - I agonised over this initially, and then decided that I would do better to keep the focus on the season than on me.
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'Somewhere up above the great divide Where the sky is wide, and the clouds are few A man can see his way clear to the light 'You have all the grace you need for today, and today is all that matters.' - Steve Austin |
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I wanted to say thank you but wasn't sure how to say it. Do you write a few lines about different things or just a more general 'thanks for everything'
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With T I use to write a little more be because I knew her so well. This year for Emdr T I wrote Merry Christmas and God Bless! Thank you for all you do and my name.
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I always kept it general. The time I had to go to the hospital for SI I handmade cards for my T and PDOC to tell them thank you and that was the only time I was more specific. But at holidays I was always general. Kit.
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I write long drawn out thank you notes that I end up feeling embarrassed about after
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#10
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"Smooches." does it every year.
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i write her a long note about all the things I appreciate about her.
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I wrote a novel in his Christmas card. Thanked him for being so patient and understanding, always being there for me, helping me out blah blah blah. I wrote a lot.
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Just signed my and my dog's name and added "Happy new year"
Nothing special
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I think any positive message can be fine, whatever you would like to express and suits your style. I have never given cards to Ts but if I did, would probably make the text somewhat personalized but brief. A formal message is good, too - I think simply the act of giving the card expresses something on its own.
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Dear Mr S,
Thanks for being my therapist. I hope you have a wonderful Christmas and a happy new year. "Your biggest headache" S
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Quote:
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I do not give my T a card at the holidays, but if I did, I think I would simply say, "Thanks for all you have done for me this year. Happy holidays and happy new year!"
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