What is the meaning of the cuban spanish word "cuidense"?

Question

I came upon this site when seeking the answer the question above noted. The sole answer posted suggested that "cuidense" meant something like 'good wishes' etc. I believe given the context of the word as I encountered it would support this definition. the word appears in the last sentence of a letter sent to me by a good friend. It apears to be a salutation. My friend does not use punctuation when he writes so parsing out the sentences can be a challenge for someone of my limited abilities but the context is as follows:
"....cuidense nosotros siempre 0los tenemos presentes un abraso para ti ...."

Answer 1

Cuidar(se) is the verb to take care. Cuidense is something like "be careful" or "take care of yourself."

Answer 2

"Cuídense" is from the verb "cuidar". and means "take care of yourselves" in that context. It's not only for Cuba.

Answer 3

Look after yourself? Take care