Boxed By An Angel

Thank you for the wish list items! 🫶🏼There wasn’t a note included, but you know who you are. 💞We were completely out of earrings so this is perfect!

Mark your calendars and help us spread hope, one box…and bracelet at a time. 💕

Please join us at at Lakeland Regional Hospital on June 14 to create bracelets for our Boxed by an Angel boxes. These handmade bracelets with encouraging messages, are one of the items our recipients cherish most in their boxes. 🤍 ☕️

We have a fantastic giveaway too! Everyone who attends and makes a bracelet will be entered to win a two-night stay at 🌴🦜

Grab a friend, and get ready to help us make a meaningful difference for women facing breast cancer and other difficult seasons. We hope to see you there! ✨

Rebecca should be counting down the days until two more grandchildren arrive. Instead, she’s preparing for a double mastectomy and facing so many unknowns about what comes next.

This is why Boxed by an Angel exists. To remind women going through some of the hardest moments of their lives that someone is thinking about them, praying for them and showing up for them. 💗

If you’d like to support our mission or nominate someone who could use a little extra love, visit boxedbyanangel.com. 💞✨

Happy Mother’s Day! 💐

Thank you Sara for the Wish List items!!! WOW! So grateful. 🤍✨

Fresh from my rose garden.
Happy Saturday!💞

This is your friendly reminder to grow…and glow! 💞🌟

Some much needed sunshine and family time this weekend. 🤍☀️

Hi friends and fighters,

I’ve been a little quiet here, and I wanted to share why. This past week, my dad has been in the hospital. Our family has been by his side, doing everything we can and it’s been hard in a way I wasn’t fully prepared for.

Being on the caregiver side is something different. When I was going through treatment, I knew it was hard on the people around me, but I don’t think I truly understood the weight of it until now. The constant worry, the decisions, the feeling that you want to fix it but can’t. You just show up, stay present and keep going.

It’s given me a whole new appreciation for caregivers. The quiet strength it takes. The patience. The love that carries people through moments like these.

Thank you for the prayers, messages and support for my dad. It means more than I can say. And thank you to the friends and family who have been holding me up this week. I love you…and I’m so grateful.

I’ll be back soon, but for now I’m right where I need to be. 🫶🏼