Thinking of you? [serious]

Hello All,

I've got a co-worker who returned to her home town for a funeral of a close family member and was exposed to someone with Covid-19. As such she and her family have been forced into quarantine in that remote region(far from her home).

My catholic family would be likely to say something along the lines of "I'm praying for you and your family" or such. Even though this co-worker is Hindu(i think, coworker is in India), the intent of that phrase would be understood as compassionate and caring.

I'm looking for suggestions for some good ways that I(as an athiest) can portray the same type of compassionate message, without bringing religion into the mix.

Thanks!

Posted Jun 17, 2020, 4:42 AM UTC

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godless_oldfart•

"I'm sorry for your loss."
As for being quarantined, I can only think of joke responses.
"I see you've found a ligit excuse to take a few weeks off."

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