Flowers May Have Aided Elliot Yamin's Recovery

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Flowers May Have Aided Elliot Yamin's Recovery

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Elliot Yamin, recent American Idol hopeful, overcame a lot to

stand on that big stage and croon to his fans in that soulful

voice. During the American Idol season, Yamin revealed that he is

not only 90% deaf in one ear, but he also suffers from diabetes.

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Flowers May Have Aided Elliot Yamin's Recovery

Copyright © 2006-2008 Wesley Berry, AAF

Wesley Berry Flowers

http://www.800wesleys.com/

Elliot Yamin, recent American Idol hopeful, overcame a lot to

stand on that big stage and croon to his fans in that soulful

voice. During the American Idol season, Yamin revealed that he is

not only 90% deaf in one ear, but he also suffers from diabetes.

With health issues like these, Yamin has probably spent some time

in the hospital and received his share of floral deliveries to

boost his spirits during illness. He's not alone. Millions of

people in American receive get-well flowers every year.

Flowers are an excellent way to help someone who is ill feel

better, and they may even aid the recovery of an individual

who's been hospitalized. In a study conducted at Rutgers

University, State University of Indiana, flowers were proven to

immediately improve the emotional state of those who received

them. And, since many people-doctors included-believe that a

positive attitude goes a long way toward a person's ability to

recover from disease and injury, it stands to reason that flowers

can act as nature's medicine and help individual's to get

better faster.

Sending flowers to someone who is ill, whether they're in the

hospital or recovering at home, is surprisingly easy. If you're

uncertain of what to send, how to order, or whether or not the

hospital has specific policies concerning flowers, your florist

is an excellent source of information and assistance. Florists

deliver flowers to the hospitals in their area on a daily basis.

As a result, they're generally aware of how the hospital handles

deliveries. For example, some hospitals have designated areas in

the room where flowers can be placed. The local florist is likely

to be aware of such policies and have some idea of what size or

style of arrangement is appropriate.

Choosing the right flowers for your loved one can sometimes be

difficult and confusing if you're not experienced with the

process. If that's the case, your florist will be more than

happy to walk you through and can even offer some advice about

the kinds of flowers the recipient might like. All you need to do

is call your florist and answer some easy questions about the

recipient, such as:

* Is the recipient male or female?

* Is the recipient a child or adult?

* What is the recipient's favorite color or colors?

* Does the recipient have a favorite flower?

* Does the recipient have a hobby that could be incorporated

into the arrangement?

Flowers really are nature's miracle. A gift of brightly colored,

beautiful flowers is certain to aid the recovery of anyone who's

in need of a little extra emotional boost. They may even have

helped ex-American Idol hopeful Elliot Yamin.

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Wesley Berry is member of the American Academy of Floriculture

(AAF) and President of Wesley Berry Flowers, a successful

multi-million dollar floral business that was established

in 1946. As a member of the Henry Ford Hospital Community

Relation Board he has contributed to the community at large.

He owns both a brick and mortar and an internet flower

delivery business. Visit Wesley Berry Flowers on the web

at: http://www.800wesleys.com