Everything Is OK

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JAMA. 1983 Apr 1;249(13):1743-5. If nothing goes wrong, is everything all right? Interpreting zero numerators. Hanley JA, Lippman-Hand A. PMID: 6827763 ... People sometimes become calmer when experiencing human touch. It’s true for babies and the elderly. So why wouldn’t it be true for everyone else? 35. “Let’s pray together.”

Your employee may need the reassurance that taking care of their families during a tragedy won’t result in the loss of their job. 43. “We have organized a meal train for your family.” Everything is OK is a graphic memoir of Debbie Tung, her honest and open personal story about dealing with anxiety and depression.It’s really good. Highly recommended. Looking forward to read more from Debbie Tung. But first, let me read Quiet Girl in a Noisy World.

Here are some phrases to consider to offer sympathy to a person who lost a loved one instead of “it’s going to be okay.” 1. “I’m so sorry for your loss.” Every day, a million good things happen — but because our brains are hardwired with an internal negativity bias, it's harder for us to see and remember the positive things happening. People are coming together through the Internet to raise money for world-changing organizations every single day. Some of our favorite online communities are the Nerdfighters and Governerds! Coincidence that they’re all nerds? We think not! The movie "The Notebook" features the phrase " Is everything okay?" in several emotionally charged scenes, adding a layer of tension and anticipation. My third book by Deborah Tung, who writes about what she experiences: Books, introversion, and now depression, all core elements of her identity. I think if you are depressed and lost and have never talked about what is going on in your life, this is the book for you. I have at this point read SO many books about anxiety/depression that this seems familiar to me (you can see my GN-Psych library) but Tung's artwork--with cuteness and vulnerability and lots of space for reflection, simple, direct, is relatable. It's good!You may have recently gone through a life-changing event. Unfortunately, things will never be the same for you and your partner. However, you can still navigate life with this new normal – and experience joy and happiness at times. 33. “I’ll always be here for you.” Even if your childhood was challenging, you have the ability to make sure somebody else has a better experience. This quote has actually gone viral through the years, and it’s encouraging to think about the number of people who have committed to being who they needed when they were younger. If you need help, there are people who want to help you. In fact, it’s inspiring to think about people being so passionate about helping you that they created organizations, technology, and protocols to make sure you can get the help you need. This phrase subtly reminds your friend that the pain and stress may be temporary. Going “through” something implies that there will be a time when the stress of the situation may be eliminated. 14. “I know you’re worried, but there’s not much you can do to fix the situation.” forms. We cannot give you customized advice on your situation or needs, which would require the service