Originally Posted by Miss Hepburn

But not everything does turn out alright. People die or still have to have something amputated.
So that phrase is not very comforting.

Point is: Mourn or grieve or panic at that time, not before.
Does no good. :)
However, it is a habit that can be hard to break ...with every Tom, D*ck and Newscaster each morning
saying the word 'worry', as if it is ''the thing to do''!
It reinforces a useless belief into the subconscious mind.
And is exactly what a great teacher and all the teachers say not to do.
But, I've said enough for the day on worry.