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When someone is facing serious illness, it can feel overwhelming to know what to say. We want our words to bring comfort, but sometimes we worry about saying the wrong thing. The truth is, the simple act of reaching out—with sincerity and kindness—is already a gift.
Here are some gentle suggestions to help you write to a very sick person:
1. Start with warmth
Begin your note by letting them know they are in your thoughts. A simple greeting like “I’ve been thinking of you” or “I wanted to send you a little love today” immediately sets a caring tone.
2. Offer encouragement, not pressure
Avoid phrases that push them to “be strong” or “stay positive,” which may feel heavy. Instead, you can say:
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“I admire your courage.”
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“I’m here for you no matter how you’re feeling today.”
3. Share a memory or a smile
Sometimes the best medicine is a reminder of joy. Share a short, happy memory, or tell them about something simple that made you smile—like a blooming flower, a funny moment, or a kind encounter. It can bring lightness to their day.
4. Express love and presence
Even if you’re far away, remind them that they are not alone. Write:
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“You are deeply loved.”
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“I’m holding you in my heart and thoughts.”
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“You are not walking this journey alone.”
5. Keep it simple
You don’t need to write a long letter. A few sincere sentences are often more powerful than paragraphs.
6. Close with warmth
End your note with words of comfort, like:
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“Sending you gentle hugs.”
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“With love and care.”
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“I’m here whenever you need.”
💌 Remember: Your card doesn’t need to be perfect. What matters most is that it comes from the heart. A handwritten note, no matter how short, has the power to bring hope, comfort, and connection to someone who truly needs it.
Together, we can remind others that love travels—sometimes all the way through an envelope. ✨
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