Don’t Worry Darling

 Don’t Worry Darling is the story of a young woman who learns to love herself, and of the woman who shows her how. The film centers on Jane (Hayley Atwell), a high school senior whose life is turning out just as she’d hoped. She’s on track to graduate with honors, she has a boyfriend (Rory Kinnear), and she’s been accepted at Harvard. But when her mother dies unexpectedly, Jane finds herself plunged into grief and confusion. As she begins to unravel the mystery behind her mother’s death, Jane also questions all that she thought she knew about her father (Richard Gere). As these questions become increasingly urgent and disturbing, so do the other mysteries surrounding them — including a long-buried family secret that may hold the key to understanding everything else.

Don’t Worry Darling

“Don’t worry, darling, everything will be all right. There’s nothing to worry about. Everything is going to be all right. Don’t worry, dear. It’ll be fine. I don’t want you to worry about anything. Everything is going to be okay, darling. Please don’t worry about anything at all. We will get through this together, dear, and everything will be okay; just like it has been before even when we were not married. I love you very much, darling; please don’t worry about a thing…

I know I have said this before and I am sure that many of you may have heard me say it many times before but in light of recent events we must keep reminding ourselves especially those of us who are parents that our children need us and need us so much more than ever before because they are facing so many obstacles in their lives now and these obstacles can be very difficult for them sometimes especially when they feel guilty or ashamed for whatever reason but no matter how difficult things may seem we must remember that God has given us this beautiful gift called life and He has made us strong enough to overcome any adversity that may

I used to worry a lot.

I was always afraid of some small thing. I was afraid of losing my job, or being fired, or that my husband would leave me, or that I had a disease and no one knew about it.

I worried so much that I stopped trusting my own instincts. I stopped trusting that if I thought something was right, then it was right. And if it wasn’t right, then it wasn’t right.

When you worry too much you stop trusting yourself—and your intuition will never be as strong again. You can never trust in your gut again because you’ve been trained to ignore it!

Worrying is just another form of fear: fear of the future and fear of the unknown. The only way to deal with these fears is through action: by doing something about them rather than dwelling on them forever.

Do you worry about everything?

Do you worry about your work, your health and the future?

Do you worry that your mother will die before you do?

Do you worry that someone will steal your money or take advantage of you?

Do you worry that God will punish you for something?

Do you worry that someone close to you will die?

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