My friend's child is seriously ill. How can I comfort him?

At this time, as friends, we should give comfort in time, either by calling or sending comfort messages. With the development of electronic technology, we can send blessings through WeChat, telephone messages or videos to wish patients a speedy recovery. Be sure to focus on the content of short messages and send sincere wishes.

1. The deep love of family and friends will protect you forever. You are our eternal theme! God bless you! A thousand words turn into blessings: I hope you will recover soon! We will all love you more than before!

The disease lies in you, but the pain lies in me. I wish you a speedy recovery. My happiness comes from your health. I will always bless you and happiness will always accompany you.

I heard that you are ill, and I plan to see you these two days. Please tell me where to find you after receiving the message. Bless you and get well soon.

4. I wish: I am healthy every day, my mood is always smooth, and all my troubles are driven away by me. I always let you rest assured, join hands in running a well-off society and have a good time. ?

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Gift-giving options:

1, Nutrition: My friend in hospital is weak and needs a long rest and recuperation. What is needed in the recovery period is nutrition that nourishes qi and blood. Ginseng is the first choice to replenish vitality, soothe the nerves and improve intelligence; Ejiao is a good product for nourishing blood and moistening lung, which is better than iron. There are also various oral liquids and so on.

2. Flowers: The days when a friend is ill and hospitalized must be lonely and boring, so bring him a bunch of flowers, let the delicate flowers bring him a touch of bright color, and let the fragrant flowers bring him a positive and lively attitude. I wish him a speedy recovery.

3. Practical gift: The hospital bed must make your friend miserable, and with the pain, he may toss and turn every night. Then you can consider giving him a U-shaped pillow, a headrest or a sleeping pillow to bring him some comfort when he is in hospital.