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Why worry?

>Why Worry?
  
>There are only two things in life to worry about:
>Whether you are well or whether you are sick.

>If you are well,
>then there is nothing to worry about.

>But if you are sick,
>there are only two things to worry about:

>Whether you are going to get well?
>or whether you are going to die?

>If you get well,
>then there is nothing to worry about.

>But if you die,
>there are only two things to worry about:

>Whether you are going to go to heaven or whether you are going to go to hell?

>If you go to heaven,
>then you have nothing to worry about.

>But if you go to hell,
>you'll be so busy shaking hands with all your friends,

>that you won't have time to worry!

>So, Why Worry? Be Happy!

>Better send it back to me ASAP.

>Do not cry if the Sun sets at the end of the day, because the tears will  not let you enjoy the beauty of the Stars.

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