Em & Friends I See You Card Empathy Card & Sympathy Card Blank Greeting Cards with Envelope by Em and Friends, SKU 2-02778

I See You Empathy Card

$5.00

SKU: 2-02778

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Sometimes, people just need to feel seen, and to know that they’re not alone. (And that you’re not a stalker.)

Blank card, A2 size (4.25 x 5.5 inches)
Printed on heavyweight uncoated stock
Comes with a matching kraft envelope

Written by Kari Chapin and illustrated by Emily McDowell.

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04/05/2024

Anonymous

United States

When it’s hard for a friend to unload the struggle but you’re aware that the burden is heavy, get this card!

She loved it.

12/16/2023

Anonymous

United States

Love this card

Such a perfect card for someone going through a rough time and I love that it has some humor

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06/05/2020

I L.

Love this one!

There are times where you just don't know what to say. I have a quirky sense of humor anyway and these cards just seem to fit the situation AND my personality. This one brought an immediate smile to the receiver and that's what I wanted.

05/02/2020

Bren

So Great-brings on an instant smile

If it doesn’t, then they aren’t your real friends! It shows that you love them and want to be there for them without being too squishy : )

04/17/2020

Jorja

It is perfection. It is beautiful.

I've always loved cards, sending them more than receiving them. I send Emily's cards to people I miss, the people I love, and people who share my wit. Your work helps me love on my people! xo

03/27/2020

Sara M.

I love this one

It says all the things I want to say, but prettier, and probably a little wittier, too. Thanks Emily McDowell!