You’ve Been Found Out!

         An idea for a “Thank You” note, by Rich Clingman (06/16/01)

 

 

This idea was inspired by David, a 17-year-old with Cerebral Palsy, a man who has put his concern into action and is helping his friends with Duchenne.

 

David got me thinking about the Bible verse that mentions “entertaining angels”, and I thought of this…

 

 

Here’s an idea for a “Thank You” note for those who’ve helped with fundraisers or personally aided your family or son. This is especially great for handing out after “entertaining” them with a Thank You dinner, a simple cup of coffee, or an ice cream with your son’s friends.

 

What about slipping it under their coffee cup or a small treat and allowing them to “discover” it?

 

 

 

You’ve Been Found Out!

When first we met, we saw you as a stranger.

Now we know who you really are!

 

Do not forget to entertain strangers, for by

doing so some people have entertained angels.

Hebrews 13:2 NIV

 

Thank you for touching our lives!

You truly are an angel!

 

 

 

 

 

 

Be sure to sign for each member of your family.

 

Ø     You can put some light-colored paper in your printer, CLICK HERE and print a whole sheet of these “coasters”!

 

Get the kids involved!

·       For a fancier coaster, glue the signed cutouts onto slightly larger pieces of construction paper, creating a “framed” coaster.

·       Or, on a larger piece of construction paper, glue a picture of your family with the signed cutout beneath.

·       Use your imagination!

 

Showing gratitude is an important skill for each of us to learn, and people who feel appreciated stay involved. When we display a genuine “Attitude of Gratitude”, we are less likely to be mistaken for “that poor little needy family”.


This article is from Living For Today, Preparing For Tomorrow. From Parents. To Parents. A Parent's Guide to Living with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy

This book is dedicated to the parents and guardians who battle against their worries, who must prepare for tomorrow and yet grab hold of today, striving to make today the best day for their children and family.

 "Do not worry about tomorrow for tomorrow will worry about itself.
Each day has enough trouble of its own."     MATTHEW 6:34 NIV

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