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butterflyxxx says,
I send personal messages, like a handwritten note or card if I know someone's going through a rough time, or sometimes do practical things like taking them to appointments or doing housework. People just really want to know that someone cares about them.Bevvie says,
Like butterflyxxx, I send notes and cards and sometimes small gifts, like bookmarks or journals. I also call regularly! I agree with the sentiment that people just want to know that someone is thinking about them with love. When I have been down, I really appreciated the calls and cards. Plus, you need to tailor the actions to the person. For example, some people don't like visits or they don't like to talk. So, you go with what each person needs from you!tracywithouthill says,
Loving these comments