How can you be a good news to others?

How can you be a good news to others?

Here’s are the dont’s and do’s:

1. DON’T ignore the good news. The person has entrusted you with something important to them, and you want to honor that.
2. DON’T put down the news or the person.
3. DON’T beat yourself up for having a mixed reaction.
4. DON’T say things that you don’t mean.
5. DON’T try to cover up negative reactions.

What you do to the least you do to me?

For “whatsoever you do to the least of your brothers and sisters, you do unto me,” says the Lord Jesus. Let us pray, reflect and as ourselves: Have I seen the Lord in my brothers and sisters?

How do you deal with a friend who is sick?

Try a few of their simple suggestions to make your own friend or loved one’s day a bit brighter. Call and then come by for 20 minutes when you can. Sickness may require rest, but not at the expense of communication. Cook my family dinner. Call ahead and offer choices.

Should you sleep all day when you’re sick?

If you find yourself sleeping all day when you’re sick — especially during the first few days of your illness — don’t worry. As long as you wake up to drink water and eat some nourishing food from time to time, let your body get all the rest it needs.

How can I help someone with a serious illness?

When someone has a serious illness, friends and relatives often struggle with how to help. Sometimes, they stay away because they don’t know what to do or say. It’s important to continue to show those who are sick you care. Our palliative care experts asked patients to share their thoughts on acts of kindness and support they would find meaningful.

How do you make someone feel better when they are sick?

To help a sick person feel better, start by giving them lots of liquids, like water and herbal tea, since most people who are ill suffer from dehydration. Additionally, make them comfort foods, such as chicken noodle soup, that are warm, filling, and nutritious.