What can I give as a gift?

And show that you really care.

It's not always easy to know what to get someone, especially when they're going through a tough time.

Finding the perfect Christmas gift can be tricky, even more so when your loved one is undergoing treatment. They might not feel up to the usual festivities, and traditional presents may not be what they need. But fear not! That’s why Moksi has put together some thoughtful gift ideas to bring comfort and joy this holiday season:

What to look for:

– Non alcoholic beverages: We know how fun it is to celebrate all victories and occasions, but it’s best to avoid alcohol, as it can put extra strain on the liver.

– Gift an experience: Sometimes, an experience is more valuable than a physical gift. Consider a workshop, a concert, or a day trip. These can help take their mind off things and create lasting memories.

– Provide distraction: A good book or magazine, a new TV subscription, or a puzzle can be a welcome distraction during long days.

– Comfort: Many people spend a lot of time at home. Soft clothing on the skin, a warm scarf, or a cozy (healthy) candle can provide extra comfort.

A small gesture can make a big difference.

Some more tips:

– Magazine subscription: Reading a full book can be challenging for a mind in treatment (it’s called chemobrain). A magazine allows your peer to enjoy interesting stories at their own pace.

– Voucher book: That they can use at any time. This can include a variety of small treats, such as a massage, a cup of coffee, or a walk in the park.

– Practical gifts: Consider a nutritious soup, a thermos, freezed homemade foods, or a handy storage box