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Being a nurse, I know how good it feels to be acknowledged for taking part in making someone's life better. Usual gifts we get are cookies, cake, chocolates, etc. I want to give something to the surgical clinic staff who helped give me a new life 2 weeks ago. 95% of the staff are banded themselves, so I don't want to take unhealthy food. I'm thinking fruit & veggie trays would be nice, but then again maybe something non-edible that everyone can enjoy (something for the office?) any suggestions? (Am thinking of a cap of $50-75)

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How about some candles

Why not one of those edible arrangement things?

How about flowers or a plant? Every now and then, someone will send some to our office and we (4 women) just love getting them!

Is there something they could use in their workspace? A blender or smoothie maker to make Protein shakes perhaps, or an electric tea kettle if they drink a lot of tea, for example. I'm personally not a fan of a fruit "tray" because cut fruit spoils more quickly, but rather love fresh fruit baskets. The fruit keeps much longer and there is no temptation of that sugary dip that comes with the trays.

Denise

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