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It can be difficult to know how to react when your girlfriend is sick, no matter if she’s got the sniffles or something more serious. You want to make her feel better, but how do you find the words? We’ve got you covered. We’ve put together a list of comforting texts you can send to your girlfriend when she’s not feeling well, whether you want to check in, offer your assistance, or just let her know you’re thinking about her. Read on for our suggestions.

Messages to Comfort Your Sick Girlfriend Over Text

  1. “Thinking of you. How are you feeling?”
  2. “I miss you. Is your sore throat giving you trouble again today?”
  3. “It’s so boring without you around! You’ve got to get better so we can go hiking again.”
  4. “Tell your germs to get lost, so I can finally kiss you again!”
  5. “Last time I got sick, I watched this really good movie. You should check it out!”
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“You’ve got to get well so we can go hiking again!”

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  1. If your girlfriend’s sickness is not serious, making light of her condition can help her find perspective. Teasing her about getting well soon is also an opportunity to show her you miss her and value the time you spend together—it may even be an opportunity to flirt a little. Keep in mind that while your girlfriend may be receptive to a light tone if she only has a cold, if she is severely ill, levity or flirtation may come across as dismissive of her condition.
    • “It’s so boring without you around!”
    • “Tell your germs to scram so I can kiss you!”
    • "I'm getting sick too—sick of not having you around!"
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  1. [2] Being sick can really bring you down. Sending your girlfriend a joke or a meme when she is sick is a great way to cheer her up .
    • “Why couldn’t the bicycle stand up by itself? It was two-tired!” [3]
    • “What do you do with a sick boat? Take it to the doc!” [4]
    • “Why do cows have hooves instead of feet? Because they lactose.” [5]
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“Rest up!”

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“You up for a phone call?”

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“What can I do to help?”

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  1. [9] Even a minor cold can set a person back in household chores—or maybe she isn’t well enough to cook for herself or drive to the doctor’s. She may feel like a burden asking for your help, so avoid telling her to reach out if she needs help: offer to assist her in specific ways, and be casual about it. [10]
    • “Just wait until you try my homemade soup!”
    • “What are you hungry for? I’ll order delivery.”
    • “I’m running errands nearby: can I pick up your prescriptions for you?”
    • “How about I take your dog on a walk? I need the exercise!”
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“I’m listening.”

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“You don’t know how much you mean to me.”

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  1. It's not always obvious what to say to make a sick person feel better , but be candid and sincere, even if it means confessing that you’re at a loss for words. [12] Illness can be overwhelming, especially if it is a serious illness. Make sure she knows how you feel about her and that she has your support. [13]
    • “I just want you to know that you have changed my life.”
    • "I've never gone through anything like this, so I'm not sure how to act. But I want you to know I'm here for you, every step of the way."
    • “I don’t know what to say. I love you more than anyone.”

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