"share the same worries" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
Example: "As siblings, we often share the same worries about our parents' health."
When a young child has an epileptic seizure for the first time, many parents share the same worries: Will it happen again?
They're also after the experiences of previously escaped but now returned brains, who they hope will describe the broken promises and disappointed scientific hopes they found once back in the motherland, or even of professors who might share the same worries, despite their safe status.
I didn't share the same worries my married friends had about fitting into their wedding gowns.
Every parent, regardless of age, where you're from or what you do, all share the same worries.
We have the extra grit and determination that comes with facing situational challenges and we share the same worries that come with being a mother.
You may also find that there are other people who share the same worries as you - together, you all can get through your fear and support each other.
With European governments intent on cutting spending, the surveys suggest that companies share many of the same worries as U.S. policy makers about withdrawing stimulus too quickly.
I have the same worries, man".
UniCredit is suffering from the same worries.
The same worry is shared across much of the arid, growing West.As with energy, the only options are to find more or use less.
"Finding time is more difficult, and finding energy can be harder still," says Greg. "In most ways we share the same challenges, worries, and joys as all parents".
