To the Editor

Posted October 4, 2017 at 8:33 am
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To the Editor,

One day I realized by mistake. I had formed a bad habit that left me exhausted mentally, physically, and emotionally. Instead of relaxing at sleep time or when I took a break during my day, I worried.

As I looked back at my past worries, I woke up to the fact that worry didn’t help me.

There were times when I worried about things happening, and they didn’t. Other times they did happen, but it wasn’t so awful. I survived much easier than my fears told me I would. In fact, I always feel closer to God when I’m in trouble.

The Bible records Jesus telling the people to live life one day at a time. Handle your problems and hurts that way too. Don’t try to be a hero. Realize each day that you have things to be thankful for. It’s not all bad news.

Lift up the Lord. “Who of you by worrying can add a single hour to his life? Luke 12:25. NIV. “Give us today our daily bread.” Matthew 6:11. NIV.

Mary C. Albertson

Albany, Kentucky