Unhelpful Things to Say to Someone With Kidney Disease

2. Steering Clear of Assumptions

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Assuming you know how someone feels or what they need can be a significant conversational misstep. Kidney disease affects individuals differently, and each person's experience is unique. Avoid making assumptions about their symptoms, treatment, or emotional state. Instead, ask open-ended questions that invite them to share their personal experiences and perspectives. This approach not only demonstrates respect for their individuality but also helps you gain a deeper understanding of their specific needs and concerns. By actively listening and avoiding assumptions, you foster a more empathetic and supportive dialogue.

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