my dad was diagnosed with motor neurons in sept, and this could possibly be his last xmas. he still has the use of his arms and legs, the disease is just effecting his head and speech at the moment. usually i would buy him some beer/whisky, chocolates and smellies, he doesnt really have any hobbies other than betting occasionaly on the horses. i wanted to get him something special for xmas. but im at a loss as to what??? any one been in this situation, and any ideas??
or...how about getting all the close family together for a winter weekend break, in a little log cabin or something that he will remember and as you say unfortunatly he may not be with you too long so this may be his last holiday
so sorry to hear your sad news kitten,what about a nice watch?...and then if the worst does happen you will have something to keep and treasure and know that your father wore something you brought him,i brought my dear,late father a watch 2 years ago,sadly he died in sept this year and he loved the watch i gave him and wore it with pride,now it is 1 of my most treasured possesions.hope thing works out ok for you.x.
When our closest male friend had his 70th birthday, my OH and I bought him a share in a racehorse. Like your dad, his only hobby is a little flutter on the horses. This gift has been a tremendous success and he has actually had a little money when his horse has won. Just put buying a share in a racehorse into your search engine and you can view the choices. We paid less than �100 but it has been worth much more than that from the pleasure it has given our friend.
family photo sounds great my thoughts are with you. When my mum hd motor neurone i wrote her a poem for her last mothers day. Gifts seemed so futile and i wanted to give her something special so perhaps you could write paint or make something for your dad