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[quote=Anonymous]I've been a nanny for a family for about 18 months, simply the nicest people I've ever worked for. We have an excellent relationship, I love their kids, there is always mutual flexibility and understanding, and we haven't had a single issue on either side since I started with them.

I recently learned that I'm going to need fairly urgent and very serious surgery in the next month or two. My bosses have been incredibly flexible in allowing me to schedule doctor's appointments etc. and today my MB emailed me to say that they are going to pay me as usual while I'm out so to please take as much time as I need to heal.

I am so happy I cried. What a relief to know that as I pour thousands of dollars into medical bills I will still have paychecks coming in. I can't even begin to describe the weight this has lifted from me during an extremely stressful time.

I will, of course, write them back to say thank you, and will thank them in person tomorrow, but I wonder either now or when all this is over...is there a way I can say thank you in a way that, even in some small measure, helps to repay their generosity? Once I'm well I would be happy to offer a free weekend - including overnights - of care so they can get away together? Or is there anything else any MBs out there would appreciate? This means so much to me and I can't think of a way to say thank you that properly acknowledges the enormity of their offer.[/quote]

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