Can anyone suggest good content for a carre package for my friend in hospital.
My dearest friend is extremely unwell and in hospital. Things are not as bad as they initially seemed though, it's still serious, but there is every chance she will make a full recovery.
As her friend, I should know what to get her, except the nature of her condition has neurologically degraded her (hopefully temporarily) and she seems rather out it. All her observations seem tangential and infantile so if I bring her hobbies and craft things, she might not appreciate it.
Usually she likes reading about the Royal family so I was planning to spend a fortune on Royal Family magazines and books untill the doctor said she mustn't get too emotionally upset so I better not do that in case Harry's silly Canadian actress wife has done something that triggers some kind of relapse.
Her husband is passed on and her two children live over seas. There will be some people coming to see her but I think there will be periods when she is on her own and I would like to think that she was furnished with enough to occupy her mentally because this will facilitate a swift recovery.
However if someone's cognitive abilities have been significantly reduced, what should a visitor get them?
(Oh because of an entirely unrelated medical condition, I'm not allowed to get her booze or food).
As her friend, I should know what to get her, except the nature of her condition has neurologically degraded her (hopefully temporarily) and she seems rather out it. All her observations seem tangential and infantile so if I bring her hobbies and craft things, she might not appreciate it.
Usually she likes reading about the Royal family so I was planning to spend a fortune on Royal Family magazines and books untill the doctor said she mustn't get too emotionally upset so I better not do that in case Harry's silly Canadian actress wife has done something that triggers some kind of relapse.
Her husband is passed on and her two children live over seas. There will be some people coming to see her but I think there will be periods when she is on her own and I would like to think that she was furnished with enough to occupy her mentally because this will facilitate a swift recovery.
However if someone's cognitive abilities have been significantly reduced, what should a visitor get them?
(Oh because of an entirely unrelated medical condition, I'm not allowed to get her booze or food).
