Everything Is OK

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When a friend suffers an injury, remind him that eventually, things will get better. When an active person is suddenly forced into inactivity, they need a reminder that the bad times are only temporary. 7. “I’m here to help.” We know this statement is not as encouraging as many want to hear, but it may be more accurate. Saying this to a friend says, “I understand that you are going through a difficult time right now.” It also says, “I wish you the best as you navigate through this hard situation.” Being truthful about the state of our nation and world does not equal losing hope. Hope sees truth and still believes in better. That which dismisses or does not seek truth, but grins, saying "It will be okay," is naiveté, not hope.” — Bernice King At Good Good Good it’s our job to look for Helpers in the midst of bad news — and time after time, we’ve always found them.

Saying this to someone experiencing extreme anxiety or stress may not be the best choice. Even if you have the best intentions at heart, saying “it’s going to be okay” to someone implies that what they are going through is trivial. Even if their problem may seem inconsequential to you in the grand scheme of life, the person hearing this statement may not feel this way. The phrase "is everything okay?" is ubiquitous in pop culture, making frequent appearances in films, TV shows, books, and music. 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.”

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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.

Reassure your friend that you are there to help, no matter how serious the illness or injury is. Alternative to ‘It’s Going to Be Okay’ During Coronavirus or Another Pandemic It's a beautiful and comforting sort of book, the kind that wants to remind you that everything isn't always deliriously happy. But everything is ok.Melinda Gates says: “ Optimism isn’t a belief that things will automatically get better; it’s a conviction that we can make things better.” Even when we feel powerless in the face of huge challenges, we can remember that our individual actions can make the world better. If you’re like most people, hearing this song lyric immediately brings to mind images of Buzz and Woody. So perhaps reminding your friend of this heartwarming movie would be an excellent strategy to alieve them of their worries. 26. “I’m listening.” 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.”