Type of email letters and cards to send a internet friend who has cancer and not doing well...?

All right I am not sure on the situation on the age or anything but I can say that I have had cancer for 5 years from age 15-20 and recieved A LOT of cards and what not and would write/call back the people that sent them and tell them thanks for thinking about me and it was all fine and great but I don't recal that many of them. The ones I do recal are ones from people that had a profound impact on my life and just the fact that they wrote a little something personal made me feel a lot better. So grab whatever card you want to and put a little passage in there about something you two shared and they will be more then pleased. Ry guy

Type of email letters and cards to send a internet friend who has cancer and not doing well...?
It is not a time for comedy, as you know. Too sentimental, if not your usual demeanor will only sadden. Please, if it is terminal - do not send a "Get Well" card! The best are "Thinking of You" and Sorry you're ill cards. There are lots of free online ecards, but I suggest you keep it simple. Large animations may take more time and patience to load than your friend cares to give. By sending a simple card of acknowledgement your friend will know you care, and it will go far in her/his battle knowing she/he has caring friends.
Reply:Don't make them feel that you are sorry for them. Say something to validate them, get them to talk about their future, and be encouraging.
Reply:What happened to visiting, and bringing flowers and cards?
Reply:if you cant be there in person, words of encouragement. Prayer. Thoughts that this person knows comes straight from your heart. A phone call means so much more.
Reply:encouragement cards %26amp; tell them 2 keep having faith cuz ppl who have faith %26amp; believe that they are going 2 pull through...survive! u can go 2 american greeting cards 2 get 1!
Reply:Better you visit him your self to give him your support and let him know that you care of him so much, let him know that he still have a friend that can be relay on and to share anything with, this way can give him strength to face his illness.





But if you can't, just sent him a card/flower with a prayer that he will get better and give your best words to give him strength.
Reply:Words of encouragement that she's not alone, that she has many friends and loved ones. Funny cards are wonderful too, just anything that'll make her laugh. Even mindless games, would work.
Reply:don't sent e-mail go see him or her bring things you both like to do that she/he is able to do with the amount of strength he/she has


e-mails are cheap when it comes to this type of situation
Reply:Thinking of you and funny cards
Reply:American Greetings has free e-cards you can send from their website. Keep your choice humorous, but not rude.
Reply:Yey. Visiting is a lot better than an E-mail.
Reply:Best thing to do is sent prayer request to where ever you can, and tell him we love,care, and pray for him/her,


JESUS LOVE YOU and HIM.
Reply:cheery ones that just say thinking of you and maybe send some jokes or something to perk up their spirits. Not much sense in sending any GET WELL SOON cards is there?