Words That Comfort
From time to time, we aim to provide practical guidance in caring for your neighbors. In this post, we address the sensitive topic of miscarriage.
As the saying goes, “People don’t care about what you know until they know you care.”
It can be difficult to know what to say when someone shares the painful news of a miscarriage. It’s a deeply personal loss accompanied by grief, and the support we offer during this time might bring significant comfort.
We compiled a few thoughts or sentiments that might be appropriate for you to use. Whether by text or by a physical note, these words might be appreciated. Feel free to combine a few of them or use just one.
“I feel this deeply for you. The loss of a baby through miscarriage is a complex grief. Sending lots of love and prayers for your physical, emotional, and spiritual care during this tender time.”
“I’m so sorry to hear about your loss. Be gentle with yourself. I am grieving with you and praying for your comfort.”
“I am praying for you. I know this pain and grief is difficult. May you sense God’s presence with you today.”
“Thank you for sharing honestly with me and letting me walk with you in this grief. I’m so sorry. I’m here for you.”
“I can tell you are a woman who is close to God because I see him carrying you through this. I am sorry this has happened to you. Praying for comfort for you and for your healing to take place and for the rest of the family as well.”
“I am so sorry for your loss. May the Lord hold you closely and tenderly. May the bright sunshine remind you of God’s peace and grace that is vast and abundant. Sending love to you.”
“I am praying for you on this emotional day. Know that you are deeply loved by the Lord who sees and knows your pain. If I can do anything for you, please let me know.”
“May the Lord hold you close to his heart as you grieve the loss of this little hope inside you. May the Lord speak words of comfort as you recover physically and emotionally.”
We also have a Bible study resource called “Trusting God during a Crisis.” It might be a comfort and bring reassurance to your neighbor to walk together through this Bible study.
Do you have tried and true words you share in sensitive moments? We always love learning from our audience. Feel free to reach out to us at contact@nbs2go.com
