Did you send a gift?

Re: Did you send a gift?

• krissyh21 member

  February 2010

  I sent a cookie basket to labor and delivery addressed to my nurse - she was amazing and even skipped her "lunch" break to help me out. Food is always good so they can munch and share with everyone on the floor.
  

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• Mereou12 member

  February 2010

  No, but I did send a letter to their nurse manager explaining how phenomenal they were and how they contributed to an awesome birth experience for me! I'm a nurse, and while goodies are certainly appreciated, a few words of praise to the boss are priceless.

  

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• katee2184 member

  February 2010

  I did not, but looking back I wish I would have.  The hospital had an amazing nursing staff compared to what it was when I had DS 4 years ago. 

  
  

   

   

   

   

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• slmcronelaw

  February 2010

  I sent a bread and cookie basket to mother/baby, labor/delivery and the nursery.  I had HELLP syndrome and was in there for 5 nights and they took really good care of me and LO

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• aocain02@yahoo.com member

  February 2010

  I sent an edible arrangements fruit boquet to the L&D nurses and one to the maternity nurses too. They were all great and made for a great experience.

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• dionnemd10 member

  February 2010

  we only dropped off a thank you card/photo card thanking all of the nurses for everything.  especially the nurse who helped with our delivery.

   

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• leeannap

  February 2010

  We got my nurse a necklace with the girls birth stone in it. She was amazing and i couldn't have done it without her. I had an emergency c/s at 31 weeks 5 days and she was my nurse through the whole thing. She stayed late and came in early for me and made sure that i had everything i needed. She even got the girls baby's first Christmas ornaments!
  

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• Cornbreadsmom

  February 2010

  ALG29:

  I sent an edible arrangements fruit boquet to the L&D nurses and one to the maternity nurses too. They were all great and made for a great experience.

   

  This-me too!
  

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