Managing the Effects of Personal Health
Covid-19 IS THE reason we should be dealing with mental health, but instead WE ARE CHOOSING to ignore mental health. It is rather remiss of us considering mental health stands between us and illness, in many cases a terminal illness and death.
Covid-19 and Social Isolation
In the pandemic, we're seeing a dip in mental health. There is still an increase in social isolation for specific groups and communities around mental health and overall wellbeing. With lifting restrictions, people are still disproportionately affected by the pandemic.
It is important to continue to mitigate personal health
We're still living in a pandemic, therefore it is important we continue to mitigate our personal health and its effects. The pandemic, is still being talked about on social media, parents talking about the lack of mitigating circumstances in schools, reinfections and their children getting sicker and sicker. Children have died from Covid-19.
Children are getting sicker
Every day their children go into school, they're having to continually mitigate the effects of personal health risk factors. Covid-19 isn't done with us, and yet the majority of us are ignoring it, like it's gone.
Currently, I am treading water. Trying to fit into my life with the virus is something I struggle with. I don’t want to reside in the past, because that’s not healthy and I’m struggling to move forward, because I am having to continually mitigate for my own health in the pandemic, while many people think it's gone and it's largely being ignored.
Like many people caught up in the same struggles, what exactly is it going to take for perceptions to change?
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