When writing a get well card, its important to choose your words carefully to show your support and lift the recipients spirits. Here are some tips and examples from various sources:

Tips:

• Be personable, supportive, and thoughtful.
• Make your card a tribute by including personal touches, such as a favorite memory or inside joke.
• Keep your wishes positive, upbeat, and inspiring.
• Avoid being overbearing or insensitive.
• Consider the recipients condition and your relationship with them.

Examples:

• Short and sweet: "Wishing you a speedy recovery!"
• Humorous: "Get well soon so I can make fun of you again and not feel so bad".
• Religious: "May God send you angels to watch over you as you recover".
• Romantic: "I miss your kisses and hugs. I hope you know how much I love you!".
• For a child: "Wishing on every star that you get better soon!".
• Encouraging: "Sending you hugs and love as you recuperate".
• Inspirational: "Hoping you find strength with each new day".
• Personal: "Remember when we laughed so hard we cried? I cant wait to do that again with you".

Remember, the most important thing is to show your support and let the recipient know that you care.