The family should be informed as soon as possible and given the option to make a decision about whether they want to keep the individual on life support or withdraw treatment. If the family decides to discontinue therapy, careful preparations should be made so that the loved one can peacefully transition away from this world.
Congratulations! You’re moving to a new state. Here are some things to say:
-Welcome to your new home! I’m sure you’ll love it there.
-I’m glad you’re moving. It will be an exciting change for you.
-Welcome to the state of _____! I hope your settling in goes well.
Hey there! I really like you because you’re interesting, friendly, and very passionate about what you believe in.
Hi! Thank you so much for taking the time to speak with me about your decision to quit your job. I’m sorry to hear that it isn’t a good fit for you and I wish you all the best in finding another position that is a better fit for you.
Hello, my name is _______ and I am calling about the open position for ____ in your company. Actually, it sounds like this might be a great opportunity for me. I have extensive experience in ____ and would excel at working in an environment that focuses on _____. Thank you for considering me and I look forward to hearing from you soon.
A stunning bridesmaid looks great by your side on your big day!
Thank you for being honest with me. I appreciate your courage and bravery in telling me, and I’m supportive of you both emotionally and physically.
Happy Father’s Day! I love you so much and appreciate all you do for me. You are the best dad ever!
I love you so much! Every time I see you, no matter what’s going on in your life, it fills me with joy. You’re the most amazing person I know and I can’t imagine my life without you by my side.
Sexual assault is one of the most violent crimes that can be inflicted on someone. It is a crime that rob its victims both physically and emotionally. If you are the victim of sexual assault, there are many things that you need to process and deal with. Below are a few pieces of advice that may help:
A) Believe you – Whether or not you report the incident will have a lot to do with how much trust you feel in your own abilities as an individual, survivor, and person. It’s okay to seek outside counsel along the way (resources include advocacy groups, police lines, or hospitals), but it’s crucial for yourself believe that this was not your fault. Recognize any feelings of guilt or shame; they’re