More than get well soon
Someone is ill or recovering, and you want to say more than get well soon. Write a card of your own, free, with words that are actually about them.
Free to write and free to share. No account needed.
What do you say to someone who's ill
You don't have to pretend it will all be fine, and you don't have to fix it. Let them know you are thinking of them and that there is no hurry. A card through the letterbox does more than a text: it is still there when the bad day comes.
It could sound like this
A starting point you then bend all the way into your own words.
You don't have to do anything at all right now. We're thinking of you.Use this line: You don't have to do anything…
Take it steady. The world will turn without you, but it's duller.Use this line: Take it steady. The world will…
Getting better takes as long as it takes. I'll still be here next month.Use this line: Getting better takes as long as…
Put it on something that lasts
Your words go onto the gift exactly as they are. Writing and sharing stay free.
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Tile 15 × 15 cm with a hanger
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Frequently asked questions
What do you write in a get well card?
Something small and true. That you are thinking of them, that there is no rush, and one thing that is only about them. The editor gets you started with examples.
Can I have the card sent out?
You write the compliment free and put it on a real card. That is printed to order and usually arrives in 3 to 7 working days, ready to post or drop round.
Do I need an account?
No. Making and sharing is free and works without an account.
Something to send to someone who's ill
A card through the door says: I'm thinking of you, today as well.