I updated my wife's Kindle and it made her very upset.

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She was crying and very unhappy this afternoon because of what I tried to do to get her chart back to have access to her medical updates. Before the updates were made, her Silk browser continued to present an SSL protocol error message that prevented authenticating a session that made getting to her chart was blocked. But I had to get around this by deleting the Kindle cache. I only did this because of the fact that cache memory can sometimes cause problems if the cache is not cleared regularly. But it wasn't the deletion of cache that made things complicated but rather, the fact that the Hulu app and the Google app for Android were updated and required re-entering the username and password and at first it made us both think that OMG! all those favorites were lost, but no. they came back after it all got updated and hopefully I will sleep better tonight if i can manage this headache I just got. maybe a cup of coffee is in order. The thing I did was look to see if anything in her list of apps needed updating and some in fact required immediate updating. One such app was the HULU app. That app and the Google search app. Both updated in seconds but after I got her chart reader back up and running, those other 2 apps needed to be re-initiated as if they were starting from scratch, but after re-entering the username and password to both, they began to work perfectly, only in the interim I was in panic mode because my wife thought I had lost all of her place holders for favorite HULU episodes but in fact, after the updated version of that Hulu app finished all those place holders were in fact back as they had been in the earlier version. I was in panic mode because she got upset and after all that I had to take some deep breaths. Thankfully these apps worked but the way they look was just a bit different than before and that made it harder to adjust to the changes. Sometimes app updates, especially Kindle apps updates can ruin a perfectly normal day.