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pegee4
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Member # 9869

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Looking for ideas on what to get my LLMD who is retiring. Sort of a little office present. Any good ideas?????

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To win this battle, make the time for exercise and fitness activities! There is no shortcut to any place worth going! pegee4

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Lymetoo
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Member # 743

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How about a framed photo of you with a nice letter of thanks next to the photo?

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Lymetoo
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up for more!

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lou
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Does he have any hobbies? How about yummy treats, maybe for whole office staff? A gift certificate to use at a local fancy restaurant for him and his wife?

[ 01. September 2006, 06:07 PM: Message edited by: lou ]

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Jill E.
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Last year for the holidays, I sent my wonderful LLMD and his staff a basket of exotic herb teas from the Stash Tea catalog (I wasn't sure if anyone in his office used caffeine, so I chose the non-caffeine herbal teas). They seemed to enjoy it and also put the teas out for patients.

I agree with the idea of including a heartfelt personal letter. There is so much stress and sad news involved with treating or having Lyme, I think a letter of gratitude would be very touching and meaningful.

Jill

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