Get Well Wishes for a Broken Bone

Funny Messages for a Broken Bone Get Well Card

  • At least you didn’t break your funny bone. That would be really serious.
  • I guess this is proof that you aren’t invincible.
  • The trick isn’t to have no pain; it’s to no longer care about your pain.
  • Have you been drinking your milk?
  • Your skeleton broke? I hope it gets fixed soon so you can wear it on Halloween.
  • If you ever start to feel upset about your broken bone, just think about all the other 205 bones that you were lucky enough to not break.
  • You probably needed some rest anyway. Now you have a good excuse.
  • Since milk is good for bones, I think should have as many milkshakes as you can.
  • Good thing that bones can heal on their own. Make sure you rest enough to let that happen.
  • 6-12 weeks is about how long it takes to heal a bone, so that means you have plenty of time to binge watch your favorite shows.
  • This is what happens when you hang out around kryptonite and still act like a superhero.
  • If it isn’t broken, you’re not supposed to fix it. In this case, you will need to fix it.
  • Does Super glue work on bones? How about duct tape?
  • Can I sign your cast?
  • Maybe you need some music therapy to help heal your bone. I suggest listening to “Bad to the Bone” by George Thorogood.
  • When a broken bone heals, it becomes stronger where it was broken. That means you’ll have super powers when you’re all better.
  • Your bone told me to tell you a message: “Ouch!”
  • Didn’t you know that ‘break a leg’ is just an expression? You weren’t supposed to do it literally.
  • It’s easy to take what bones do for us for granted. Thanks for the reminder to be grateful.
  • If you stay still long enough, your bone will heal. And if you keep it still for a really long time, it’ll turn into a fossil.
  • Next time you feel the need to break something, let me know and you can come over and make me an omelet.
  • It doesn’t take x-ray vision to be able to tell that you have a broken bone.
  • ‘All the king’s horses and all the king’s men couldn’t put’ your broken bone back together again. Thank goodness for doctors! They do much better than horses and king’s men.
  • Doctors are like repair technicians for broken body parts. I hope your repair technician does good work.
  • The one thing I usually write in greeting cards is ‘break a leg’ Considering the circumstances, I’ll have to think of something else.

Sincere Wishes for Recovery from a Broken Bone

  • You deserve a little rest anyway. Now you have a good excuse.
  • It’s really amazing how our bones can heal. The amazing thing is that it just happens on its own over time. I hope it doesn’t take too much time for yours to heal.
  • I'll be praying for a speedy and complete recovery!
  • I love and care about all of you, but right now I’m sending my best wishes to your broken bone.
  • I’m sending prayers to one who can comfort and heal the body and the spirit.
  • Step 1: Rest. Step 2: Repeat step 1 for several weeks. Step 3: Do a little physical therapy.
  • Take care of your bones. They are easy to take for granted and also not visible enough to be reminded of often.
  • One good thing is that bones heal with a little support and rest. Take care!