You'll be Okay Sometimes life doesn't give us what we ask for. It gives us the opposite, as if testing how much we can carry. It demands more from us than we think we have, and it shifts our days without warning, turning moments of joy into heaviness we never prepared for. We wait for good news only to be met with silence, or worse, with news that leaves us broken. There are seasons when loss comes like a storm, one wave after another, and we start to question why we're even here. In those moments, it's so easy to turn inward and blame ourselves, replaying choices we made or didn't make, believing maybe we could have prevented the pain. But pain is not always punishment. Sometimes it's just life being unpredictable, unfair, and unbearably human. I hope, through it all, you learn to hold yourself tightly. I hope you don't let go of the one person who has walked through every fire and every storm with you—you. Do not abandon yourself, not now. Seasons rise with a force that feels endless, but they always fade. The waves that crash hardest will soften and fall back into calm waters. This roughness, this ache, this season you're in, it will not last forever. You will be okay, even if it doesn't feel that way today. You'll be fine, not because life will suddenly become easy, but because you will learn that you are stronger than the tides that try to drown you.