Philips Get Well Card

This card was made for a very special British Gentleman, Phillip Balick-White. Phillip is 91 years old and about a month ago had some medical issues. Phillip is the husband of our NWFL Waves Unit 52 President, Linda. He was a British sailor and I knew he would appreciate the "Open Sea" card. This set is from Stampin" up and is a great set for making masculine cards.

MDS hybrid Get Well Card

I think this is a very cheery get well card. I made this for one of our WAVES from NW Florida WAVES Unit 52 here in Pensacola. I am the "Sunshine Committee" so when one of our Woman Veterans's needs some cheering up, I'm here to help out with my handmade cards.

Here are the particulars: 

Card Stock: Daffodil Delight, Old Olive, Tangerine Tango, Whisper White

Card Layer: MDS Summertime Splendor DSP

Ink: Basic Black

Stamps: Teeny Tiny Wishes

Tools Used: Square Lattice and Framed Tulips Textured Impressions Folders

Hope you like it!!!!!!

Get Well Pauline !!!

A very good friend of mine had surgery last week. Her husband is out of the country, so I took her to the hospital and spent all day there. She had to have a colostomy operation. Sh has had to have this done in the past. No fun thing here!! This time the operation put her down a little longer than in the past. She is still in the hospital but hoping to be home by the weekend. Her Dr. says "one day at a time". While she was in surgery I had packed up my little blue convention tote full of goodies. I figured I might as well be creative to keep my mind from wondering. Plus I was hoping to entice some of the others in the waiting room! A couple were curious, but that was about it.

These cards are the same except for the sentiment. I had to take a photo of the get well card with my cell phone since I was giving it to Pauline and I had forgotten my little camera.

Recipe:

Stamps: Sincere Salutations

Cardstock: Tangerine Tango, Kiwi Kiss, and Bali Breeze DSP (retired)

Ink: Tangerine Tango, Tempting Turquiose, Kiwi Kiss

Accessories: Circle Ice Rhinestone Brads, Eyelet Border Punch

Get Well Tracy

A friend of ours has been sick off and on over the last year. It all started when she went into premature labor, delivered her baby, and then lost her baby just a few short weeks after. Since then she has been diagnosed with Lupis. I guess it affects different people in different ways. We found out last week that it has affected both her lungs and her heart and will need transplants of both organs. She is still in the hospital in an induced comma, so the antibiotics can help fight the infection in her lungs. I made this little card for her the day before we found out the last diagnosis. She can not receive flowers and other than family members, no one is allowed to go visit her. PLEASE keep her in your prayers , and her husband so that they will have the strength and courage to get through this difficult time.