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I always keep a pair of fingerless gloves in my bag because they offer instant warmth and coziness without inhibiting the ability to use a phone or computer. They can be especially helpful for chemo patients who receive their infusions via IV (as opposed to a port). When chemo makes the veins hard to find, nurses usually offer hot packs to warm the lower arms and bring the veins to the surface; these beautiful ivory knitted arm warmers from Aran perform the warming function with much more comfort and style. One size fits most.

I swear by my sleep mask! During chemo infusions or hospitalizations, the fluorescent room lighting can make it difficult to sleep, and often sleep is exactly what the patient needs. Your loved one can tuck this satin mask from Natural Amor into their bag and give their recovery a boost by getting a few extra zzzs.

Dry skin is a frequent side effect of chemo, so I selected this 1 oz. tube of French Lavender hand cream from 123 Farm to make your loved one's hands feel soft and nourished. Made from nourishing ingredients including shea butter and lavandula hybrida oil. Lightweight and non-greasy.

Portland Bee Balm makes this organic lip balm by hand using local beeswax from Oregon, organic cold-pressed extra virgin coconut oil, organic California extra virgin olive oil, and Japanese yuzu citrus essential oil. Wrapped in a cherry wood casing, this soothing and moisturizing balm feels restorative on dry lips.

Chemotherapy can cause cuticles and nail beds to become very dry, and nails may become brittle and prone to breaking. Ebin New York's cuticle oil comes in a handy spill-free pen brush applicator and is designed to nurture, moisturize, and protect cuticles and nails. Each formulation starts with jojoba oil and vitamin E, and additional ingredients may include lavender or almond.

Many chemo patients deal with nausea and other forms of stomach discomfort, and tea can be soothing. Tea with Tae makes these premium individually wrapped tea sachets in soothing flavors such as "calming," "peppermint," and "spa bliss." Each tea bag has a shelf life of 12-24 months.

Place one of these aromatherapy shower steamer tablets from Relax Away Essentials on the shower floor and allow its refreshing scent to be released by the hot steam of the shower. The essential oils in shower steamers can reduce stress and improve mood, creating a spa-like atmosphere at home.

This softcover book from Ivy Press contains over 240 word puzzles. Chemo brain is real, and little challenges like the ones in this book can provide a good mental workout as well as a welcome distraction.

Dry skin is a major complaint of chemo patients, and this indulgent, lightweight, non-greasy body lotion from Simply Stated Bath & Body is perfect for daily use. With a light sea salt + orchid scent, this product is handmade in small batches with natural ingredients such as organic shea butter, apricot kernel oil, and sunflower oil to deliver long-lasting hydration and smoothness.

For acute bouts of nausea, some patients find this essential oil inhaler from Woolzies to be very effective. It contains ginger, lemon, cinnamon, fennel, and peppermint essential oils diluted in fractionated coconut oil. Simply twist the cap slightly, place the inhaler under the nose, and inhale deeply.

There's something meditative and satisfying about setting one's imagination free with a set of colored pencils and a beautiful coloring book. Bloom is a 6.5" x 6" softcover book by Alli Koch; it travels easily and features more than 30 hand-drawn illustrations of flowers on premium, high-quality paper. All pages are perforated so the artist can display their art after they've finished coloring!

To pair with Bloom, we provide this adorable compact set of colored pencils with a built-in sharpener in the cap, made by A Brighter Year. I recommend that patients keep the coloring book and pencils in the bag they bring to chemo appointments so they'll always have something to keep them happily occupied during infusions.

For centuries, humans in many cultures around the world have used polished oval-shaped stones to combat anxiety or worry: the action of moving one's thumb across the small indentation on the surface of the stone can be soothing and is thought to reduce stress. Our worry stone from Benjamin International comes attached to a keychain for easy access and functionality.

For the ultimate in soothing comfort, this reusable fuzzy neck wrap from Warmies can be heated in a microwave or chilled in a freezer to combat aches, pains, discomfort, and stress. It is 19" long and gently scented with French lavender.

Anxiety is a natural part of every cancer patient's experience. This beautiful stretchy bracelet from ZAD serves a practical purpose. The wearer can simply add a drop of their favorite essential oil (perhaps the lavender scent included in some Moongazer boxes) to the single white lava stone, and the bracelet will diffuse the scent, offering its wearer a subtle hint of calm anytime it is needed throughout the day.

Essential oils have been used for thousands of years in many cultures around the world. Lavender oil is often associated with hope, mental strength, and fortitude. This 10 mL bottle of 100% pure, undiluted lavender essential oil is made by Wild Essentials. It can be used with a diffuser (such as the bracelet included in some Moongazer boxes). Please exercise appropriate precautions as with any undiluted essential oil, and do not apply directly to skin.

I bring my soft travel-sized blanket with me to every chemo infusion, and I get compliments on it every time! This 50" x 60" fleece blanket from Cloudz rolls up for easy, compact storage with the included carrying straps. It is perfect for napping or just staying comfortable in a cold hospital chair.

It is critical to stay hydrated during chemotherapy treatment, and this beautiful 16 oz. stainless steel reusable travel tumbler from Bloom & Willow makes that easy to do. It boasts double-wall insulation to keep drinks cold for 8 hours (or it can keep coffee hot, if preferred). It is well designed with a leak-proof lid and slip-resistant body.