Get Well
Wishing your bone the slow, boring, uneventful knitting time it needs — and your patience the same.
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Broken Bone Get Well Wishes
Show some love and care to someone who just broke a bone. Here are some ideas for what to write in a get well card or to offer words of encouragement.
This page contains get well wishes for someone who just broke a bone. Show some love and care to the person and make sure they are getting better soon! Here are some ideas for what to write in a get well card, or just to offer words of encouragement.
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Hope the cast comes off before the itching wins, and that everyone signs it with something funny.
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May the sling, the boot, or the brace become a brief chapter, not a long story.
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Sending strong calcium, weak gravity, and a smooth six weeks your way.
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Hope the crutches feel less awkward by day three and forgotten by week three.
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Wishing you the kind of physical therapist who explains everything and doesn't rush the slow parts.
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May your bone remember exactly where it used to be and politely return to that address.
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Hope someone fetches you snacks without being asked, because reaching is overrated right now.
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Sending strength to the working bones and patience to the resting one.
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May the X-ray at week six show the kind of clean line surgeons quietly admire.
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Wishing you a smooth recovery and a great story about how it happened — embellish freely.
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Hope the painkillers do their job briefly and then politely step aside.
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May the cast itch only at convenient moments — say, when you're already near a long ruler.
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Sending you slow days, soft chairs, and a remote control within easy reach.
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Hope the bone heals straighter than it started, just to spite the accident.
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May the follow-up appointment be the boring kind, with shrugs and 'looks great' and nothing else.
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Wishing you back to two working limbs before the season changes outside your window.
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Hope someone has volunteered to tie your shoes until you've forgotten you ever needed help.
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May the bone remember that it's stubborn, useful, and not done yet.
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Sending wishes for short waits, kind nurses, and a discharge that arrives on time.
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Hope the bruise fades faster than the story, and the story stays funny for years.
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May your sleep find a comfortable angle by the end of the first long week.
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Wishing you the most boring recovery on record — boring means everything is working.
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Hope the orthopedic surgeon's notes include the words 'textbook' and 'on schedule.'
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May the swelling go down quietly and the strength come back loudly.