PF address labels

[kdreher]

I don't think it corny either. I get donation requests from other organizations and then send me address labels, with my info on it of course, but it comes as a freebie with their donation card.


Kris (35)
DH, Tom (35)
Connecticut, USA

Tyler 3-9-95 to 3-23-95 (26 wks severe pe/HELLP)
miscarriage 1/26/05

Hoping for a 2005 miracle!

tkstevens@sbcglobal.net

[princess purr]

I made pregnancy and infant loss address labels, it is not a dumb idea, it is actually easy to do and a good way to raise awareness.

Val (25) & Rich (26)
Married: June 20th 2001
Veronica Rosina, 11/25/2004-11/27/2004
Born at 26.5 weeks because of severe preeclampsia (doc says I was on my way to HELLP but not there yet)

[tommysmommy21004]

Thanks, Jill!! I'm glad someone responded to this cause I was beginning to think that everyone thought it was a dumb idea.

Deanna Smith-Powers (30)

Mommy to Thomas James, b.2/10/04 @ 34 weeks due to severe pre-e and HELLP syndrome
Diagnosed with prothrombin genetic mutations-12/28/04

[jillmushet]

I don't think it's corny at all. :) It's one more idea to raise awareness for the Preeclampsia Foundation. We're here, we're here, we're here!

Jill
Claire, 34wks, 3lbs 3ozs
3/3/00, PE & HELLP

[tommysmommy21004]

Hi everyone!! I know this may sound corny, and I don't know if anyone else has already thought of this, but what about having personal address labels with the PF name and/or emblem on them. I was just thinking about this last night when I was looking at who I had mail letters to in my state. I was wishing that I had my own personal address labels with my name/address and the PF name on it, so that the people would know what organization I was with.

Just an idea!!

Deanna Smith-Powers (30)

Mommy to Thomas James, b.2/10/04 @ 34 weeks due to severe pre-e and HELLP syndrome
Diagnosed with prothrombin genetic mutations-12/28/04