How Do You Express Sympathy Or Condolences?
When a friend or loved one loses someone close to them, it’s difficult to know the appropriate way to express condolences or sympathy. The biggest mistake many people make is to do nothing, or assume that grieving is a private or personal matter. How do you know when you’re being intrusive? It’s natural to have these concerns, but it’s always best to do something. Follow these tips to know how to express your sympathy in a non-intrusive way. If someone you see every day, like a coworker or relative, approach them as soon as possible and say something simple, such as “I’m so sorry to hear about your Mom. Please let me know if there is anything I can do to help.” It’s simple and to the point. If you were close to the person who passed away, you can write a letter to their family that tells your favorite story or memory of that person. When people are grieving, they often feel better when they hear how much others cared for or loved the deceased. Try to think of something helpful you can
