May the fur be with you
¡Estamos emocionados de compartir nuestra primera tarjeta de cuidador en español! ¡Gracias a Liz, nuestra rara mamá multilingüe, estamos enviando esta tarjeta para colmar a nuestros cuidadores de habla hispana con mucho amor!
¡Cada tarjeta tiene una calcomanía de corazón para recordarle al destinatario que es visto y amado!
We are excited to share our next Caregiver Card in Spanish! Thanks to Liz, our multi-lingual rare mom, we we are sending out this card to shower our Spanish-speaking caregivers with lots of love!
Covered with hearts, this design by Rebecca is meant to show much love to our caregivers! Each card has a rainbow sticker to remind the recipient that they are loved!
Meet the artist
Rebecca
Rebecca is a former Primary school Teacher and published children’s author. She is particularly passionate about mental health. Overcoming anxiety and low self-esteem in the past has given Rebecca the insight and perspective to know the words that other warriors need to hear most! Rebecca believes that the right words can drive positive change, and as such, her creations always contain positive and motivating wording, and inspirational messages. Quite often, she wakes in the morning with a new verse or phrase in her mind, and jots them in a notebook, ready to make into a new card. Needless to say, the notebook is becoming very full!
Meet the Warriors who signed your card
Liz
Liz is a National Board Certified Spanish teacher, a rare mama, multi-lingual, and a passionate patient advocate. Her mantra is: “Siempre adelante” or “always moving forward.” She’s here.
Stacey
For Stacey Haines, living in Hawaii was a dream come true… until her toddler got sick and she had to advocate relentlessly to get her to the mainland for diagnosis and a care plan.
She’s on IG here.
Dawn
Dawn Veselka has been navigating her daughter’s complex medical condtions for the past 14 years and knows the challenges of caring for a child with invisible illness.
Laura
Laura Anthony, RN, spent her professional career caring for dialysis patients before leaving to navigate her three teens through diagnosis and treatment of their chronic medical conditions.
Debi
Debi is awesome!