What (not) to write in a sympathy card: 14 short u0026 meaningful ideas

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Title	:	What (not) to write in a sympathy card: 14 short u0026 meaningful ideas
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This was so helpful, and really important for people to see the kinds of options you’ve given for things to say I always try to be specific when offering help, but you never really know what exactly the grieving person might need Giving a list of options is a wonderful idea, for both sender and receiver—this would be great for when someone is very sick as well Thank you for this very, very useful bit of info for something we all need on occasion Liked and subscribed!
Comment from : Stephen Smith

Thank you
Comment from : Debra Bartz

So true!!
Comment from : Cosmina Anca

Deep! Thank you for sharing
Comment from : Julie Veitia

This was beautiful ❤ thank you
Comment from : MC

Very helpful and sensitive
Comment from : Mary Donald

Acknowledge the persons pain…I write something like I am here for you 24/7…that’s it…I don’t know what a person is going through🤔
Comment from : Pauline Burns

I think you are amazing!
Comment from : Janey Prescott

I don't like buying cards for any occasion, I prefer to just make my own brbrI can never find the card I want Having said that, sometimes when I make my own, words are at timrs hard to come by
Comment from : Theire

I think this video could have been made in a less condescending way Some of the sentiments are really great but others seem cold Also Especially your opening portion about what not to say Just because something is “generic” doesn’t make it meaningless
Comment from : Leslie A Goff

Very help,ful
Comment from : Joyce Mcleod

You are so right
Comment from : Jacquelines Own

What about a flower arrangement card for a funeral
Comment from : shayxtreme

Your comments are subjective Each of us will find comfort from different words The most important thing is that someone has taken the time to reach out to someone who is grieving
Comment from : ANGELA HANNANT

I have received many sympathy cards in my lifetime and never have I ever thought that any of them were inappropriate, the fact that someone took the time to choose a card and send it was very comforting Your idea of a card for someone who has had a stillborn baby was very unfeeling
Comment from : ladyradiana

Awesome 💜💜💜💜💜
Comment from : Jen Palubicki

Loved the two condolence sentiments and also one of the ideas : grieving with You Wish there was an Easy button Showing the memories you had of their loved ones
Comment from : Leslie Flores

Happy condolences!
Comment from : anarcho communist

You are absolutely right about all these! Thank you and I definitely think all your cards have the best words for someone like me who can't think clearly since losing a parent
Comment from : Auntie Z

Very helpful thoughts, you’ve put into words a lot of what I believe to be true about letting people grieve (And even giving them permission to)It feels right to be person that won’t shut down their grief
Comment from : Lori Morris Paintings

My best friend since my late 20's just died I've been trying for 6 days to figure out what to put inside the card to her husband(I've known them both since I was a teen) They moved away for her to deal with her cancer a couple years ago What do I say in the card to him? I am frozen I am 60 now she was 75
Comment from : Elizabeth Wagner