This is hands down one of my favorite companies and as soon as I ran out of my last batch, I had to reorder all my favorites and a few new things. If you’re contemplating getting some cards on here, I confidently say do it. You won’t be disappointed
Beautifully created cards that I couldn’t wait to share/send to dear friends and family. They had just the right amount of care and sentiment to convey my support and love. Very nice quality and so many to choose from, I fell in love with all of them! 🩵
Thick, high quality cardstock and gorgeous artwork.
I have built a stockpile of Tiny and Snail cards of several theme collections. This Kindred set is my favorite yet! Beautiful artwork richly on luscious paper bearing truly meaningful sentiments to my beloveds. Thank you for these gorgeous cards that are vastly better than drug store brands in every way.
These cards are true works of art. The card messages are special and specific in a way I've never seen before. Not only are they a gift to the receiver but they are an aesthetic gift to me each time I hold one in my hands. These beautiful cards have helped me in my goal to send cards to my people on a regular. basis. I know they are displayed in my friends and families homes.
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I’m praying for better health for you-there is still much joy ahead of you!! And you may get an appointment soon with your doctor. I love all the cards you have designed, and I believe the new ones will be outstanding, too! I love you, so, please take great care of yourself!! XOXO
IDK if it would help but a Pelvic Floor PT Doc might be in order … I know one in Boston – who would at the very least try to find someone local for you. (known her since she was borne). Boston Pelvic PT, ask for Alex. 813-540-0639 She is fabulous!
Perimenopause and menopause have urinary components. Highly recommend following several docs who have podcasts that are super helpful. Google these docs: Kate Caspersen and Dr. Mary Claire Haver. Books worth reading … The XX Brain by Dr. Lisa Mosconi and Menopause by Dr. Mary Claire Haver.