[Xtree]

she canceled her appointments for the next few weeks. My heart goes out to her and I would like to send flowers. I cannot send flowers to her PO box but I can send a card there. I would rather send flowers but I would have to send them to her home address, is that appropriate? I want to extended my condolences but I do not was to violate any boundaries.

She never gave me her home address but we live in a small town so I have not broken any boundaries by knowing any of this information.

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[wanttoheal]

How about sending flowers to her office? Someone there would probably take them to her?

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Originally Posted by wanttoheal

How about sending flowers to her office? Someone there would probably take them to her?

She has a private practice.

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[Dinah]

How about sending a card to her P.O. Box and sending flowers when you know she's back in the office. I'm sure she'd appreciate them then as well.

[Xtree]

Thank you. Good idea, that is what I will do.

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or maybe you could make a donation in her name to a special cause (say for cancer, heart disease, child abuse or sexuable abiuse prevention, animal shelter, etc) that you could send notification to her po box

[deliquesce]

you know what i think would be nice?

to send her a card, and maybe give her a pot plant the next time you see her. because pot plants keep on growing and i like the constancy of them. but that's just me. i've seen some lilys in pots, and i think that would be so pretty.

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Originally Posted by deliquesce

you know what i think would be nice?

to send her a card, and maybe give her a pot plant the next time you see her. because pot plants keep on growing and i like the constancy of them. but that's just me. i've seen some lilys in pots, and i think that would be so pretty.

That would be very nice and she loves to garden too.

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