Despite standing true to his 'Notorious' persona for the most part, Conor McGregor occasionally shows off his generous side when it comes to his fans.In a social media post earlier today, the Irishman shared a tweet by a fan named Jesus Sanchez and, upon his request, gave a shoutout to Sanchez's brother. The latter has been fighting kidney disease for half a decade and recovered from COVID-19 a couple of weeks ago."Hey! @TheNotoriousMMA my brother has been fighting Kidney disease for over 5 years went under many surgeries he beat Covid 2 weeks ago he's a fighter just like you and still manages to wake up with a smile on his face everyday if you could give him some words of Encouragement," Jesus Sanchez tweeted at Conor McGregor.McGregor replied with a heartwarming message, urging Sanchez's brother to take it one day at a time."My man! Respect to you Jesus, standing by your brothers side all time! I am going to show my son this and tell him this is how he is to back his brother in life! Respect! Tell your brother I said to stay strong, listen to his doctors, and take it 24hrs at a time. God bless you," Conor McGregor wrote.My man! Respect to you Jesus, standing by your brothers side all time! I am going to show my son this and tell him this is how he is to back his brother in life! Respect! Tell your brother I said to stay strong, listen to his doctors, and take it 24hrs at a time.God bless you 🙏 https://t.co/504O2u6KG8— Conor McGregor (@TheNotoriousMMA) August 18, 2021Jesus Sanchez shared Conor McGregor's message, thanking the superstar.Thanks, for the advice Champ @TheNotoriousMMA and to my big brother I love you @TZerrato https://t.co/9uMFIyVpGc— Jesus Sanchez (@JesusSanchez361) August 19, 2021However, this is not the first time Conor McGregor has taken time out of his busy schedule to reciprocate to a fan, especially if they're struggling with their health.Conor McGregor has sent supportive message to fans several times beforeIn 2018, Conor McGregor gave a beautiful shoutout to a fan named Ian O'Connell, who suffered from paralysis and had to use a wheelchair for mobility. O'Connell caught McGregor's eye when he appeared on the Late Late Show in Ireland, and the two ended up meeting at a UFC event. McGregor wrote that he was "blown away" by O'Connell's "attitude to life" and called him an inspiration for all Irish men and women. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Conor McGregor Official (@thenotoriousmma)In December 2020, Conor McGregor sent a special video message to a fan named Kash, the son of former NFL player Kroy Biermann and entrepreneur Kim Zolciak-Biermann. Kash was bitten by a dog three years ago and had to undergo reconstructive surgery, according to a post shared by his mother. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Kim Zolciak-Biermann (@kimzolciakbiermann)In May this year, Conor McGregor took notice of a young fan named Luca who underwent brain surgery. The Irishman responded to a post by Luca's father and asked his team to send the young man free merchandise from his McGregor FAST line.Get this young man a pair of @McGregorFast gloves and some @McGregorFast merchandise! A real fighter, Luca! https://t.co/NjIddlp3kt— Conor McGregor (@TheNotoriousMMA) May 20, 2021McGregor also promised to take Luca to a live UFC event in the future once he recovered from surgery.What’s up Luca my man! Stay strong young brother! Heal up and we will get you out to a live @ufc event in the near future ❤️ https://t.co/NjIddlp3kt— Conor McGregor (@TheNotoriousMMA) May 20, 2021Luca's father appreciated the gesture in another tweet, thanking McGregor for making time amid having a third child and preparing for a fight.Amazing from Conor, just had a baby and training for a fight and takes time to make my kids day. https://t.co/YDtJanPilZ— Geo (@Geo_youngson) May 20, 2021