Her family was with her, comforting her, and they saw her read the e-mail, and watched as she fainted after reading the message. I've missed you the past couple of days. But I've got your room ready, you are coming in tomorrow. But I have to tell you, it's real hot down here. Be anxious for nothing.
Anxiety is very prevalent today and it's total folly.
You can have an important appointment in the morning, set the alarm, and probably can't sleep all night for fear that the alarm won't go off. We all know the person who needs to arrive at the railroad station hours ahead so he won't miss the train. We don't have to deal with that here in California, but if you live in New York or Chicago, or any other city where they depend on the subway, getting there any earlier won't make the train come in one minute sooner. Worrying doesn't change anything. It's utter and total folly.