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17 Things Not To Say To a Chronically Ill Loved One
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Don’t say: “What stage are you in?”
Don’t say: “I only told a few people, what’s the big deal?
Don’t say: “My aunt had that…and she died…”Hopefully, we don’t have to tell you why this isn’t the best option, but it needs to be said.
Don’t say: “But you don’t look sick.”
When someone shares that they’re living with a chronic illness, they’re not always looking for answers—they’re often looking for understanding.