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Adamismyna
I want to do something special for him his last Christmas. My parents usually don't go to the family get together but I am going to try to get them to go this year. Usually we just visit Christmas Eve to accommodate my other set of grandparents who are a big Spanish family. What would be a special gift someone would enjoy. He has terminal cancer where he likely will live until Christmas but was given about a year in August. He already has a long photo album with tributes from everyone that my cousin put together at his 75th birthday, he is 78.
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Depends on lots of things. Is he able to walk? Out doors? Does he like to fish? Even if he were in a wheelchair and on oxygen he could go out on a fishing pier if he likes that sort of thing.
If he is able to get out, and has some endurance, take him to something he likes, a Pro Baseball game, or football. Take him to his favorite bar if he has one. Spend time with him and while doing that, if you can let him enjoy for a while something he always enjoyed, that would be a real gift!
Depends on lots of things. Is he able to walk? Out doors? Does he like to fish? Even if he were in a wheelchair and on oxygen he could go out on a fishing pier if he likes that sort of thing.
If he is able to get out, and has some endurance, take him to something he likes, a Pro Baseball game, or football. Take him to his favorite bar if he has one. Spend time with him and while doing that, if you can let him enjoy for a while something he always enjoyed, that would be a real gift!
What do I get my grandmother for her 75th birthday?
Renzo Grac
Today is her birthday, and I think it's safe to say grandparents are the hardest to shop for. Any suggestions would be great! Thanks!
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Older people don't need much. Bring her flowers, wish her a happy birthday and give her a peck on the cheek. Stay as long as you can and talk to her over her happy life when she was young. Really, little things mean a lot to seniors.. there is no greater gift you can give to an older person except a little of your time, and it would mean more to them than anything else in the world.
Older people don't need much. Bring her flowers, wish her a happy birthday and give her a peck on the cheek. Stay as long as you can and talk to her over her happy life when she was young. Really, little things mean a lot to seniors.. there is no greater gift you can give to an older person except a little of your time, and it would mean more to them than anything else in the world.
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