10 p Fu Lu Shou Get Well Soon Cards Chinese calligraphy

$9.90

Feeling sick, are you? We have a cure! Just send a Fu Lu Shou Get Well Card to your loved ones. Whether they’re ill or not, our cards will brighten their day and remind them that they’re cared for.You can print them on high-quality, eco-friendly paper and filled with Fu Lu Shou symbols for good health and longevity, these cards are sure to put a smile on their face.

Millions of homes and businesses all around the world warmly greet Fu Lu Shou, also known as the Three Star Gods. They stand for the universally desired things of Happiness, Wealth, and Health.

10 pieces printable Get Well Soon Cards,PNG format,14.8 × 10.5 cm
These Cards filled with Fu Lu Shou symbols written in Chinese calligraphy
Design & reproduce with the original writing of Master Wang Xizhi,one of the most celebrated Chinese calligrapher
Fusion of Chinese and Western cultures

Greeting cards are one of the most important ways to express our feelings and emotions. They are a great way to show your care and concern for someone who is going through a hard time.

When someone you care about is sick, it can be a difficult time for both of you. It might be hard to know what to do or say.

The best thing to do is to show them that you care and want them to get better. One way is by giving a Get Well Soon Card with Fu Lu Shou.

Why Get Well Soon Cards are a Lovely Way to Show You Care

There are many different reasons why people send get well soon cards to their friends and family members.

Some people send them because they want to show their support and care for their loved ones. Others may send them because they feel guilty about not visiting or calling often enough while the person was sick. Others may want to show that they’re thinking of the person who is recovering from surgery or illness by sending them a get well soon card with a thoughtful message.

Regardless of the reason, there are many benefits to sending a get well soon card when someone is sick or recovering from an operation. For example, it can help make the patient feel cared for and loved which will hopefully make them feel better faster. It also provides an opportunity for you to express your concern in words which can be more powerful than any medication.Acknowledge the patient’s thinking.Patients often feel have a lot going on “up in their head” and so it can be difficult for them to share what is really going on with you when asked directly. It’s been suggested that acknowledging the patient’s thinking will help with connecting.

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