Hello everyone,
My best friend (who is closer to me than even my sister, and I'm closer to her than her 3 sisters) had her baby boyon Wednesday - she had planned to have a natural birth, but after 20 hours of laboring, and dilating to only a 4, a c section was required. I unfortunately live very far away. It's killing me that I'm not going to be there to help her in these first few weeks, but I want to do something to help before I get to visit in about 8 weeks.
What things would you have liked someone to get for you that would have made your recovery easier? I cook, and wish I could cook some healthy meals and send her way, but from NYC to Atlanta, I don't think it would work. She eats very very healthily due to some health issues, so take out from a restaurant isn't an option.
Can anyone offer me some ideas?
Thanks - the happiest best friend in the world:)
C
Re: advice after bestfriend's unplanned c section
these are both great ideas - she's a total clean freak - her kitchen is always so clean it looks like no one lives there! and with her thyroid issues she's on a very special diet - she's in a teeny tiny town between Atlanta and Athens GA but I'm going to put my googling to good use and see what I can come up with
Thanks!
C
Just a thought..
I keep seeing advertisements about edible arrangements. The ones I have seen are friut and very pretty. That would be a healthier idea than take-out. She would have the fruit to munch on when she wanted to. Good Luck and I am sure she will appreciate whatever you come up with even if you are not able to do anything until you get there!
I would look into a fruit basket and not edible arrangements, if you want to do something like that. I have gotten edible arrangements before and since the fruit is cut, it does not last as long as an apple or pear.
I love the cleaning idea though!
After 7 years trying to concieve, 3 failed IUIs and 2 failed IVFs, my third IVF was a success!
My Christmas baby turned into a turkey bird! Dillon Richard was born at 34 weeks, 5 days on November 28, 2009 after 10 weeks on bedrest for preeclampsia.
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I second Edible Arrangements! I have both purchased them and received them, and I have always been very, very pleased. They have centers everywhere, so the distance shouldn't be an issue - just yummy fresh fruit.
I love this idea!