- Learn a new craft together. If she has a favorite craft, bring her extra supplies.
- Organize a "love shower" and have people send a note/visit/call each day for a month. It's a great way to get one through a difficult time, such as the anniversary of a lost loved one.
- Bring her a hammer and put a note with it that says, "For picture hanging or other hammer emergencies call....{your number}
- Bring her cute refrigerator magnets to hang the notes you plan to send her.
- Bring him a miniature tree during Christmas
- Send flowers
- Give her a devotional book written for people with chronic illness
- Ask her how you can best support her.
- Remember, your time is always more important to her than any amount of money you will spend.
- Participate in an "illness walk."
Happy Monday all.
2 comments:
This sounds like such a good book. I don't know which idea I like best!!
I had a bit of an eye thing going for a minute, I thought I read 505 Casseroles for a Chronically Ill Friend!!
Love it! I also think the most important thing you can give someone is a little of your time. We usually can't fix it, or make it better, but we can listen, learn and love.
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