Express relief that they’re okay, wish them a smooth recovery, and reassure them about work. Avoid asking for details about what happened.
How to write it
- Express relief that they’re okay.
- Don’t ask what happened.
- Recovery from injuries is long — check in again later.
Caring wishes
We were so relieved to hear you’re okay. Wishing you a smooth recovery.
Thinking of you as you heal. Take all the time you need.
So sorry about the accident. Sending strength for the recovery ahead.
Wishing you rest, healing, and good company.
Please focus on getting better. Everything here can wait.
Encouraging
One step at a time — literally. You’ll be back on your feet soon.
Healing takes time, and you have all the time you need.
We’re cheering for every small win in your recovery.
You’re tougher than any cast. Get well soon!
From the team
The whole team is sending you get-well wishes and love.
We miss you! Heal well and come back when you’re ready.
From all of us: rest, recover, and don’t worry about work.
Sending lots of love and a team’s worth of good vibes.
Short wishes
Get well soon!
Heal fast, friend.
Thinking of you.
Glad you’re okay — rest up!
What to avoid
- Asking how it happened or whose fault it was.
Organising the whole card? Our get well card guide covers timing and who to invite.