Suicide and Self-Harm: Bereaved Families Count the Costs of Lockdowns - The New York Times - 0 views
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But as lockdowns in Britain dragged on and no job emerged, the young man grew cynical and self-conscious
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He and his mother contracted the coronavirus in January, forcing them to quarantine in their small London apartment for over two weeks. Concerned by things he was saying, friends raised the alarm and referred him to mental health services.
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“He just sounded so deflated,” his sister said of their last conversation, adding that he said he felt imprisoned and longed to go outside.
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