When you grieve, worry is a natural reaction to questions you ask every day, such as “What should I do about . . .?” and “What will I do when . . . ?” You may worry about your health, your family, or your financial security. When the pain of grief is exacerbated by worry, every concern takes on larger than life importance, meaning, and significance. As you grieve, confront only today’s troubles. They are sufficient for today. There is hope for tomorrow.