Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• “I know how you are feeling.” ? ? ?. AVOID EMS/FIRE 'JARGON'. DEBRIEF THE NOTIFICATION CREW. SUPPORT THE FAMILY AND YOUR DEPARTMENT .
• I can do a better job as your doctor when I know how you are feeling. •. Please tell me more about the sadness you are feeling. 3. Summarize/paraphrase.
• “I know how you are feeling.” While this may seem like an empathic statement, it can often have the opposite effect. Everyone experiences loss and grief ...
• ... your feelings and thoughts; or, I'm glad that you are talking with me about your feeling; or, I can do a better job as your doctor when I know how you are feeling.

• but as I worked at this so much and made some progress, I can tell you this:
• I know what you are feeling…staring at the ceiling…fighting through the pain… wondering what the future holds. I know it sucks Dude…but every day that goes ...
• May 8, 2015 ... I know what you are feeling. I'm the same way a lot of the time
• Write to them "I know what you are feeling. Me too." Put yourself out there and risk that thing called a deep human conversation. It will lead somewhere.
• And I feel your warm hand. Slipping into mine. And we lay and we wonder. When will I come around? Do I know what you are feeling. Here on neutral ground?