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10 Ways to support some one with a chronic illness.

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kaz_40
kaz_40

1 Be SUPPORTIVE

2 Be UNDERSTANDING

3 BE LOVING

4 Be KIND

5 Be  GENTLE

6 Be  PATIENT

7 Be A GOOD LISTENER

8 Be SYMPATHETIC

9 Be THEIR

10 BELIEVE US    

TAKE CARE ALL AND VERY GENTLE HUGS XX

 

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  • Bee70
    Bee70 kaz_40

    Posted

    Kaz and your support is amazing on this forum. wink x
  • janet26165
    janet26165 kaz_40

    Posted

    Kaz you always know what to put down and your support is endless x
    • kaz_40
      kaz_40 janet26165

      Posted

      Thank you for that Janetsmile means alot to me. Take care hun gentle hugs kaz x
  • Meg53
    Meg53 kaz_40

    Posted

    I think these are all good things to be not only for people with illnesses but for friends and family too. Well done for reminding us. xxx
    • kaz_40
      kaz_40 Meg53

      Posted

      It goes a long way to helping us if we get this being believed would be nice.? take care meg enjoy your day xxx kazsmile 
  • christine26761
    christine26761 kaz_40

    Posted

    Well said Kaz...great...if only everyone was like that...maybe there wouldn't be the such high stress levels amongst sufferers...have a lovely day..it's 8.39am here, grandson just arrived...yay.:-) xx
    • kaz_40
      kaz_40 christine26761

      Posted

      we definitly need more support understanding and being BELIEVED would be a start from people, trouble is personally speaking this has been thin on the ground so to speak. have a great time with your grandson take care big hug from me to you xxsmile
  • lisa52101
    lisa52101 kaz_40

    Posted

    Kaz, it's great how you keep up with everyone. Your support is fantastic, I don't know how you manage it, but I'm glad you do 😊

    Take care, gentle hugs xx

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