They appreciate it when someone is willing to kid around with them. So especially when humor has always been part of your relationship, feel free to be real and lighten things up a bit. So keep that in mind as you choose your words and your funny material. For that reason, specific gestures or offers of support tend to be more helpful. If you spend a little time with the caregiver, you may pick up on things they need without even having to ask.
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But what should you write in a card for someone with terminal cancer? You can use one or more of the messages below as-is, or take inspiration from these examples to create your own heartfelt card. Tip: If someone in your life is facing their own mortality, they might worry about the complex tasks their family will face when they're gone. Knowing that their family members have a post-loss checklist to work through may help. Learning that your close friend has terminal cancer is heartbreaking.
One of the best ways you can cope with this grief, and help your friend cope with theirs, is to reach out with a sincere written note. If you're not able to see your friend in-person, they might appreciate you sending them a vase of fresh-cut flowers or a gift box with tasty treats they can share with their family.
Create a free Cake end-of-life planning profile and instantly share your health, legal, funeral, and legacy decisions with a loved one. Sending a card to a family member with terminal cancer can be even more difficult.
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