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Old 07-04-2013, 04:53 AM
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kay carlson
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Originally Posted by Mitch's mom View Post
I appreciate the Quilts of Valor project and admire what is being accomplished but, and this is my opinion only, the strictly red, white, and blue color scheme can be a bit off putting. I believe some service men and women would love a quilt but Red White and Blue can be very 'busy' to someone recovering from a head injury or is confined to bed for any length of time. Or I could be wrong.
My husband is retired military and appreciates his quilts in something other than patriotic colors. Friends who are breast cancer survivors want to move forward from pink. We never know the complete history of a quilt. Alzheimer's and dementia patients can't handle busy prints/ designs. I give this Quilt of Valor a pass and pray for the service person and their family. I can't bring it in my heart to judge and count my blessings for the freedom others have made possible through sacrifices -- mental and physical. Thank you, U.S. Military!
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