how do you cheer up people?

Hi..hI..hi..HI, larskie23 (383); Long time no see, where have you been? You like playground?....OK just kidding, no joke will never smiles. Let us focus on your voice texts. Actually you brother now not looking for cheer up. But he is looking for somebody who can gears up his bottom level of energy. To support this kind of depressions, let him be that way BUT you have to take action alone to prove your noble help by straight away meet the examination board or licensure board, ask them for the real caused of failure. I mean to know the details of failure. And I hope this case is appealable. Look for an opportunuty. Normally opportunity avail in any problem.At least for re-examination for him. PLEASE...!!! Sincerely, Michael.

That is indeed depressing, after spending years of studying and working hard to become a good nurse someday then disappointments appear. I think you should let him be for a while, but always make sure that all of you are there to back him up and give support. Let him know that there's another chance, that he should be working on right now to pass on his retake.

You have done a yeomen service by cheering up a person who needed it most. Not many people can do it. I myself was down in business and it is my friends and brothers who came to my rescue and pulled me out of trouble. Thanks and have a nice day;.

I dunno, make them see the lighter side of it. There's a good side to everything. Take him out for icecream! put a funny dvd on! It's quite depressing trying to cheer up people when they're really low. It tends to rub off on you hey. It's =obvious that he really had his heaart set on doing well on the exam so you'd have to talk to him about trying again even harder next time and making sure that he gets the results he wants and that it ill just take a little hard work and he can still have what he wishes for.

I think I would let my friends cry all they want and give them hugs during the time. Then I would accompany them to some places to have fun and forget the bad stuff for a little while. And I might start to come up with bad jokes (I am not good at jokes) and try to cheer them up, usually it works when they hear me start telling bad jokes because they know I am not good at all. I think being there for them and let them know that we care would be good enough to cheer someone up.

i hope your brother will not give up and will take his test again that is one way i try to cheer someone up i listen perhaps hold their hand be at their side support them love them be there for them

Maybe you should just let him cry himself out. After a good cry, usually a person will feel relieved. Things will get better after the crying. Maybe afterwards you can ask him to go with you somewhere to release his tense and try to forget. While being there, you can talk to him and convince him it is not the end of the world. He can re-sit the examination.

Spend some time with him, take him out, do some fun things, and such.

Its very difficult to console if the person involved is very emotional.We should talk to them, don't leave them lonely for much time.Take them to places where they like to go.Talking and sharing reduces the stress.

I'm sorry to hear that about your brother. Will he have another chance? I think that, as the saying goes, laughter is the best medicine. I try to make people laugh when they are down. It always seems to work for me.:)

by giving some inspiring and encouraging words I think...and tell him that maybe it's not your time... there were things that are set for us...it's good to see when you are on the right track...

I have so many friends, who failed or was being not succesfull.I am trying to support them in any situation and tell them they will be sucessfull other time.I think the most time people just need somebody , who will listen them.

I will talkto him some achievements that he gets,it means he is a successor though he makes some mistakes .The most important of all,he should encourage himself to cheer up,it will be effective most.

cheer dem up

be funny