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I'll keep this short.
A neighbor's kid (12 or 13, I think) has leukemia and has been pretty much living in a hospital for the past few months now. I want to bring him a gift and I want to write a greeting of some sort. I could use advice with both.
So what would be a suitable gift and a greeting for someone in a situation like that? I was thinking of bringing him some of my old adventure books, like Sinbad's Voyages and Treasure Island. Would that do? Used to love that shit when I was his age.
The greeting is more difficult, I've got no idea what to write.
Thanks.
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>>18051955
The idea is a good one and you're a great person for this but I would consider staying with him and reading him the stories, just a thought :/
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>>18051964
That's a nice idea, but I don't want to make it creepy, since I don't know him all that well. I was thinking his dad might read to him, if he's too weak to read himself.
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>>18051955
Keep it short, simple and motivating. "Every hero has his hardships. Maybe these books will inspire you while you beat yours" or something of the sort.
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>>18051977
Wow, that's a really nice greeting. Thanks, I just might use it.
Did you come up with it on your own, or is it a quote from somewhere?
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>>18051979
Made it up, but I have had a lot of practice.
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