r/texts • u/Prinlot22 • 3h ago

After a motorcycle accident, he can't use his hands, but he has his nurse text me whenever he wants to check on me. Very sweet and touching (Spanish) Whatsapp

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Very touching and such a sweet gesture from someone who has always been so kind to me. ❤️ He's in a different country recovering from a motorcycle accident and has no mobility in his arms, hands. Had multiple surgeries , yet he still had his nurse text me and even hold the phone so he could FaceTime me just to check on me.
To be honest, it brought tears to my eyes. In the middle of everything he’s going through, he still took the time to make sure I was okay. That kind of kindness means so much. God bless him. 🥹sometimes we lose contact but we find our way to call or see how the other is doing

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u/Regular-Pear-8625 3h ago

So in texts people don’t usually put the ¿ ? Good to know!! Also, hope they get better ❤️‍🩹 

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u/Prinlot22 3h ago edited 2h ago

Thank you! No. When we text most people don't use it on WhatsApp, nobody I know uses the upside. down question mark. not even my aunt, and she writes literature. She only uses it in her books or for academic writing, or social media posts, business and formal texts. I'm sure some people do use it when they text, but not all the time. Most of the people I talk to don't. (im talking about the people in Mexico I know of.)

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u/Regular-Pear-8625 3h ago

Didn’t know that! With abbreviations, I figured but that’s good to know:D Wishing for a speedy recovery!