Mrs. Threadgoode laughed at the thought. Oh honey, I've buried my share, and each one hurt as bad as the last one. And there have been times when I've wondered why the good Lord handed me so many sorrowful burdens, to the point where I thought I just couldn't stand it one more day. But He only gives you what you can handle and no more … and I'll tell you this: You cain't dwell on sadness, oh, it'll make you sick faster than anything in this world.
Mrs. Threadgoode reflects on her experiences with loss and grief, acknowledging that each loss has been painful, yet a part of her life. She reveals that there have been moments when she questioned why she faced so many sorrows, nearly reaching her breaking point. Despite this, she finds solace in the belief that God only gives individuals burdens they can bear.
She emphasizes the importance of not dwelling on sadness, suggesting...
