Article: There is no reason to ignore the reason that you are writing the letter. It is perfectly acceptable to acknowledge the pain of their loss. Be sure that your letter is more focused on the loss that the griever is experience instead of the death of the person. Say something like, "I'm so sorry for your loss," instead of something like "I'm sorry that John died." If you have a personal relationship with the deceased or the griever it is important to also express your feelings about the situation. Let the griever know that the death of their loved one has impacted your life as well but be sure to bring the topic back to the griever. Try saying something like, "I was so sad to hear about your husband's passing." The griever will likely enjoy hearing stories about their loved one. This can be a story that they have already heard or a story that they have never heard before. This story will remind them of the great life that their loved one lived. It will also remind them of the many people that were present in various stages of their loved one's life. Share a childhood memory by referring to things that happened in your youth. Say something like, "I remember when we were young and we spent our summer days at the pool." Remember the deceased's personality and strengths by saying something along the lines of, "Sarah was so funny. She could make anyone laugh."
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Acknowledge their loss. Express your own sadness. Include fond memories.

Problem: Article: Bloating is caused by gas buildup in the stomach and intestines. This blockage leads to many different symptoms, such as excessive gas, frequent burping, and abdominal rumbling. You may notice visible swelling or puffiness in the abdomen. You may also experience abdominal pain, which can range from mild to intense or dull to sharp. Often, passing gas or having a bowel movement will relieve some of this pain. There are many things that can cause bloating. It can be from swallowing too much air and other gases, smoking, constipation, lactose intolerance, or overeating. Many of these can typically be helped without medical intervention. If you aren't sure about the cause of your bloating, ask your doctor. Some conditions that commonly cause bloating include: Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS), Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD), Celiac Disease, and Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth (SIBO). Other rarer conditions may also cause bloating. More serious disorders that may cause bloating are: ascites and tumors, celiac disease, dumping syndrome, ovarian cancer, and pancreatic insufficiency. Your doctor may give you medication for these conditions, which will vary depending on the conditions and its severity. Always follow your doctor's orders about any prescription medication. Bloating should relieve itself after a day or so with the proper food or medical treatment. It may also relieve itself on its own if it is not a severe case of bloating. However, there are some situations that require medical attention. If your symptoms do not improve within two weeks of medical treatment, See your doctor immediately if you: Experience pain so bad you cannot go through your daily activities or if it persists for days Have excessive diarrhea Are vomiting Pass bloody stools, or have a significant change in the frequency or color of your stools Experience unintended weight loss Have chest pain
Summary: Recognize the symptoms of bloating. Determine the causes of bloating. Visit your physician.

Use deep moisturizing shampoos and conditioners. Layer light de-frizzing products at every stage in your grooming process rather than using one heavy product at a time. Use a wide-toothed comb instead of a brush. Never brush your hair when wet. Comb your hair starting from the ends to your roots. This will help you manage tangles better. If your hair is very dry, lacks oils, and extremely unmanageable, you do not need to use shampoo. If you use shampoo, choose a sulfate-free shampoo and concentrate on lathering it onto your scalp. Allow it to rinse off to the ends of your hair. If your hair ends up being over-hydrated and greasy, decrease the amount of and frequency of conditioner. Apply deep conditioner to your hair once a week before you shower. Protect it with a shower cap. The steam from the shower will be enough. Move on to wash your body, shave, and whatever else you need, then rinse out your hair with cool water as normal. Instead of drying your hair after your shower, apply conditioner in your hair while you're still in the shower. Comb your hair afterwards, and don't rinse the product out. It is best to air-dry to minimize frizz; if you must, use a diffuser attachment on your blow dryer at a medium to low setting. You may also try using a t-shirt to dry your hair instead of a towel. Towels tend to absorb too much of the moisture your hair needs. The smoothness of the t-shirt allows you to leave as much as naturally possible.
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Use the right tools and processes. Use conditioner and moisturizing products liberally. Air dry or use a diffuser.