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Get Well Messages for Madiba Via Peptxt Get well messages for Madiba via PEPtxt Dear Madiba While you have been ill, PEPtxt has collected thousands of messages of support for you in the hope that you get well. We wish an abundance of health and happiness your way Madiba! Thank you for being an inspiration to us all. Kind regards, The PEPtxt Team Get well soon Tata we need you Tata get well soon im praying for you to have a good health we love and need u tata in this world god bless you tata. i wnt 2 go bck 2 schl nd i cnt afford tertiary fees bt i wish u a speed recorvery nd knw dat we ar der wt u in spirit.lot of luv Get well Tata..666.. Wish u many more yearz madika be well we stl need u,and we stl love you.Phila tata i wl alwyz pray 4u Lng live tata,we cnt imagen de wrld wthout a hero lyk u Salute 2 TATA nd all fallen heroes nd heroines 4 being th stand 4 Africa.Rest now ur job u hve done.God is with u always I wish Tata a spit recoverin.may God grant hm enough strength 2 overcum da situation. I wish tata a speedy recovery we need people lyk him in this world ' modimo ago okeletse matsatsi a bophelo' Tata madiba,hope you get well very soon you're the most important person in our country.get well love you Tata u are stronger than anything b cause of u i am what i am b cause of u Get well tata Im happy u home Tata n jst only trust in God. We lov u. Get wel nd thnx 4 ol uv dne 4 us.w stil nid u nd u r dearly luvd Tata u,ve been the hero b4 an u,ll always b.u r the lion king 4rom marco at braamfischer soweto Tata we love u we pray 4 u 2 get better soon lulama ngokukhawuleza tata siyakuthana TATA Madiba Pleas god help madiba to be fine nd live longar We love u madiba get well soon Tata madiba de is no wrds nor rulr 2 mtch hw mch u min 2 me!u a de key 2 ma hrt!get wel soon. We wish u healthy life n more n more days 2 live we luv u Get well tata TaTa please be well soon thank you! God sacrifised 7 of his days creatin de world jesus sacrified his lyf 4 awa sins nd tata madiba sacrifised 27yrs 4 awa freedom. Gt well soon tata syakuthanda May the almighty god be with you tata, get well soon Madiba the VanWyk family wants you 2 get well and we thinking of u.WE LOVE YOU TATA If the is only one person in the world who can overcome anything its u,wish u well tata!we love u so much Get well s0on tata umadiba we need u Wil kep u in our prayers always we love u 4rm dibakwane's family Long live Tata!long live!! U r my everithing in de wold.i understand dad u r 2 old nw bt i wnt 2 hold u in my hand or 2 see with my eyes pls dnt gvup Get well tata madiba Mane ubenxono tata we love u somuch I wish i could b a millioner sodat i cn b able 2 make ur lyf better,as u made our world the best!we love u i kept on praying 4 u tata everyday nd i hv a faith in god dat u gnna be fine We are praying day and night for u 2 gt well.get well our father. I love u MR NELSON MANDELA Get well & speed recovery Hi Nelson Mandela, I pray 4 a speedy recovery, we love u and God also love u, get well soon! Tata madiba u have done so much 4 all of us,u are the best just hold on. Mr Madiba i wish u ther best,god be with u,u know we love u and we care 4 u so be strong and dnt 4gte 2 pray to god.4rm Sefate P Hei tata i wish u a speed recovery. Knw that u wil alway b mzansi no1 icon. mzansi loves u Get well soon Tata madiba im wishing u many more yearz n plz stay wth us i love u n we truly nid u under dis earth uphile njalo I pray that tata live long 4 us. Get well soon tata madiba our nation is northing without you with love Dear tata uMadiba enga uThixo angakugcina,asuse ezontlungu zikuphetheyo, ngoba sisajonge lukhulu kuwe ngwevu yakuthi, AMEN May god be with u tata wethu. Tata Tata osheshe ophole i love you madiba Dear Tata,having u bck at home and feeling better is a blessing in disguise.I hpe you become even healthier than befor.lov Avy. Hope u get well soon Tata u r very important 2 us,wish god will keep u well and safe all the time i love u. uThixo akugcine njalo,Tata.We are a S.A of plenty opportunities and freedom,bcoz of u.Thank you.Nana Nkasa Without u we would have never experience the freedom we have that's why we thank God for ur life long live father of our nation. TATA Tata siya kuthanda uphole sisa kudinga apha emhlabeni.we as south africns hope u wil fyt 4 ur lyf lyk u fought 4 u get wel tata. Get well soon - Boniwe family western cape Tata Hi tata i wish u could be better and live a long life luv u mpho Tata Madiba,u r my inspiration.i wish long life 4 u.hev u realzd dat RSA is blessed bcoz of u?long life Tata,we luv u.Vuyelwa UThixo akukhusele akusikelele ukongezelele iminyaka emininzi. sir how are u dowin Tata get well soon we lv u Wishing u 2 bcome better coz we stil nid u as OUR FATHER without u we r nothing. We r there bcos of u, we luv u so mch TATA!! Tata osheshe ophole w love you madic Mr madiba hope u get well very soon,we stil need u with us!wixing u a very speedy recovery 4rm zane We r proud of u TATA.4RM NTOMBIFUTHI Fola ofole tata madiba Tata i just want 2 get well soon and i whch u all de best in the luv of god and everyday i will pray 4 u to get well.I LV U TATA May de love of god surround u nw and 4eva. Ntate Madiba,ke go eleletsa masego,pholo le botshelo jo bo telele.modimo a go fe maatla ,o tswe mo diphateng tse di bolelo. Madiba i hope u r gttng wll nw.u wll survive jst like u survive in aparthade dnt gvup i wll alwys pray 4 u my lov u r my evering Wish u could recover cause the is still a lot of things that we learn from u & people around u. We love u, u are our father . Tata wethu i wnt u 2 get bttr soon n i wll pray 4 u erydae coz u r our father n we love u so much MAY DA ALMIGHTY G0D STRENGTHEN U ,AS 4 U MAY LIVE AL DA DAYS IN PLEASURE WCH HE CREATD U 2 LIVE.(PSALMS 118:17) Get wel soon Tata,the nation needs u. Hey fathr of da nation i av bn putn u in ma praya's snce day 1 of ur admision...i tank God 4 healn u ...i cn nva imgn lyf wtotu Upile u'thixo akusikelele akolulele imihla emide emhlabeni ndayakutanda tata wam 4rm maningie in EAST LONDON TATA WE LOVE U MAY U GET SPEEDY RECOVERY.MAY DE GUD LORD BE WIF U TATA. Siyakuthanda baba iNkosi isigcinele wena I wish u al da best,n plz knw dat da whole nation luvs u.U'r da best TATA eva.We love you! Madiba i wsh u a gud speed of rec0very c0z da wh0le nati0n nd da w0rld needs u tata. Tata we thank God 4 your speedy recovery,be strong like that our Hero Gud day Tata wam i wish you recover soon in your health becouse we real need i always pray in God to make you well and strong Get well mr Madiba We still need you. I wish you all the best in your recoverly. We love you as south africans you are our icon May the good Lord keep you Tata Madiba...the world still love & needs you!! all d best in health TATA Uphile njalo tata,4rm Mabongi,KZN BERGVILLE I luv u tata & wish 2 c u tata i wnt my son 2 grow & b mor lyk u.hav a speed recovery rolihlahla madiba.u r alwys on my mind bcoz u r so much lyk my grandma!! W prmc t tke gwd cre of u TATA NELSON RHOLIHLAHLA MANDELA cz u min a weld t ths btiful SOUTH AFRICA nd w ol lv u Get wel soon tata madiba u are d best rol model 2 us Get well tata we love u U hv 2 knw tht each tme we hre tht u ar in hosptal the hle nation is cryng Get well soon tata. K nvm tata b gud May the Lord God bless you Tata to see many many years to come, we still want you to rule this country with your Madiba magic.
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