Things You'll Need:
- Stress Relief Products
- Fresh-cut Flowers
- Picnic Basket
- Picnic Blankets
- Boxes Of Chocolates
- Comfort Food
- Facial Tissues
- Concert Tickets
- Dinner Reservations
- Facial Gift Certificates
- Massage Gift Certificates
- Museum Tickets
- Travel Services
- Games
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Step 1
Spend time with your friend, ideally in person.
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Step 2
Let your friend talk. If he or she is not talking, encourage it. Keep lots of tissues handy.
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Step 3
Try distractions. Movies, sightseeing, outdoor activities and games are good possibilities.
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Step 4
Indulge your friend with chocolates, massages, facials, shopping sprees - whatever lets him or her concentrate on pleasure instead of pain.
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Step 5
Send a card to lift your friend's spirits if you can't be there in person.
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Step 6
Be patient. Some things take a long time to get over.











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ryan2 said
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ecm1980 said
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looptheloop said
on 4/21/2009 Thank you
callmechris79 said
on 4/19/2009 Good read. I enjoyed it.