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madmom

(9,681 posts) Tue Nov 4, 2014, 06:22 PM Nov 2014

Is it permissible to give a thank you gift to a [View all]

home health nurse? My daughter had medical problems requiring home nurse visits and they are about to come to an end. Is it permissible to give her a home made thank you gift? I was thinking a crocheted hat/scarf set. Thanks in advance.

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Is it permissible to give a thank you gift to a [View all] madmom Nov 2014 OP

Sure. HERVEPA Nov 2014 #1

Oh, most definitely! ScreamingMeemie Nov 2014 #2

I don't see why not. demmiblue Nov 2014 #3

I always gave gifts to my daughters care givers. They will tell you if they are not supposed to take jwirr Nov 2014 #4

I think yes, but foods can be a problem...don't do a fruitcake HereSince1628 Nov 2014 #5

Oh my yes. You made me think of my mother... lamp_shade Nov 2014 #6

Yes, most definitely hand made! ;) madmom Nov 2014 #10

I think so shenmue Nov 2014 #7

That sounds perfect ... etherealtruth Nov 2014 #8

I don't see why not... Kalidurga Nov 2014 #9

Of course. You can even do cash Xmas envelopes although the agency will have a fit Warpy Nov 2014 #11

A small home made gift would be nice and is acceptable. uppityperson Nov 2014 #12

I think that's a very sweet idea. KMOD Nov 2014 #13