Running the risk of sounding like Scrooge I have a question for y’all

My last 4/4 infusions is tomorrow. Someone asked me if I am bringing a gift. She told me about the very kind and thoughtful baskets she put together for 25 nurses. She was on the same center but for a lot lot longer.

I don’t even feel like I know them. The center is like a cattle call of more people than they have staff to care for. My MO went it on leave and tomorrow will be the first time I see her since before I started. My infusion nurse must have 3 patients because she is always on the run. She peeks and and asks me if I want a warm blanket I’m always grateful for that but when the pole is beeping she’s nowhere and another nurse comes in and reluctantly manages the noise and annoyingly asks the other nurses where she is. I loved my surgeon and my plastic surgeon and I hugged them on my last visit, I was so damn grateful I told them several times I think they got it I think I professed love for my plastic surgeon, and perhaps got his front office assistant a raise because I gushed about her she was AWESOME loved the PA.😀but it never occurred to me to buy a gift. I don’t feel the same energy in the infusion center. I’m moving to a closer hospital for RT so my treatment has been at 3 hospitals. And the medical oncology kind of drives me crazy with chaos and lack of response. If I had more than 4 infusions I would change. I guess that says it all but yet now I feel like a gift is the status quo. I may bring or to my surgeon though! Thoughts? Did anyone not gift their care givers?