“I Thought I Was The Only One” Printable To Share

Have you ever heard someone share about their illness experience, whether in person or online, and you responded, “What? You too? I thought I was the only one!”

How significant a difference it can make in our perspective and even our ability to cope when we know someone else understands some aspect of what we our feeling–especially when we thought what we felt was a bit unusual.

Well, C.S. Lewis said many years ago, “Friendship is born at that moment when one person says to another, ‘What? You too? I thought I was the only one!’”

How many people could you share this with, who you consider one of those friends?

This free printable is 300 dpi resolution (which means it will look good, not all blurry, when you print it out.) It is optimized for a 5×7 frame or can be printed smaller too. Click here or on the image below. Then right click on your mouse and choose “save as” and save it to your computer. You can then open the .jpg in nearly any program, such as importing as a picture into Word. It was designed by Lisa Copen. Please feel free to share it on Facebook, Pinterest.com or wherever you believe it could be an encouragement to someone! If you would like to share it on Facebook you can find it at MyHopeQuotes.com

You can find other free printables on our web site under “More>Free Printables”. We have more coming soon!