Three Types Of COVID-19 Greeting Cards To Send

The COVID-19 pandemic has dramatically changed the amount of face-to-face contact that many people formerly enjoyed. If you're trying to limit your in-person exposure to family members and friends, it can be nice to think about different ways to continue to keep in touch with them. While video chats and text messages can be important, don't overlook a traditional correspondence method such as sending a greeting card. In an era where some people don't receive greeting cards very often, you can expect that your card will brighten the recipient's day. Here are three types of COVID-19 greeting cards that you may wish to send during the pandemic.

Missing You

One type of card that can be appropriate to send to someone whom you haven't seen in a while is a card that tells the recipient that you're missing him or her. Ideally, you'll be able to find a card with a message that acknowledges the difficult situation in which you find yourselves; some manufacturers have actually produced cards that reference the pandemic. For example, the card might say that while you're both wise to keep your distance from one another right now, you do miss the in-person times that you've shared. Such a card may also emphasize that you're looking forward to spending time together when doing so is safe.

Get Well Soon

It can be difficult to learn that someone you know has tested positive for COVID-19. People often rush to the aid of those who are sick, but this difficult situation dictates that you must keep your distance from any infected individuals. Sending the person a greeting card will give you an opportunity to share your best wishes for the person's return to health. Consider how well the person is doing when you shop for a card. For example, if the person is in poor health, a card with a gentle message is appropriate. If the person is doing well in his or her battle, a card with more of an upbeat message can work well.

Stay Positive

A lot of people have experienced frustration and even feelings of depression because of the pandemic. For example, people have had to cancel vacations and have suffered from significant changes to their daily routines. If you know someone who is having trouble staying upbeat, look for a COVID-19 greeting card that shares a message about staying positive. A sentiment such as, "We'll get through this" may help to give the recipient some much-needed encouragement. 

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