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Here are a few short messages to give you some ideas when writing condolence thank you notes, or when writing sympathy thank you cards. Dear Grace. Thank you for the lovely card. I really appreciate your kind thoughts.
Just knowing that you are present can help her feel loved and accepted, just as she is. Depending upon the situation, you might want to watch a favorite movie together, chat about ordinary events of the day, or just hang out. Being present is a way to ensure that the person who is dying feels cared for and significant. Reach Calm Acceptance One of the least helpful things you can do for your loved one is to continue down the path of denial when he has already accepted his current physical state or impending death.