take a favorable turn / be on the mend

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You look after me carefully and help me a lot. So my illness take a favorable turn. / So I am on a mend.

Which one is better?
 
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You look after me carefully and help me a lot. So my illness take a favorable turn. / So I am on a mend.

Which one is better?
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"So I am on the mend."
 
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