Grieving the Derby:
Mental Health Tips for Getting Through This Together By Marcie Timmerman, Executive Director, Mental Health America of Kentucky The Kentucky Derby is much more than a two-minute horse race. It is an event that signals Spring is here and Summer is on its way. It is a gathering of family and friends. It means special food, special drinks, hats, flowers, and a feeling of pride in being from Kentucky. The 2020 Kentucky Derby has been postponed to September because of the COVID-19 pandemic. The postponement has led to feelings of deep sadness, loneliness, anger, and all the other emotions that come from grief. It's one piece of an overall grief for the pre-pandemic "normal." We have collected some tips for helping yourself and your family get through this time.
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3/17/2021 05:06:39 am
Hello Sir/Madam,
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5/11/2021 06:49:02 am
Hello there, Thanks for sharing those tips it's very informative for me. It's true that the pandemic (COVID-19) also causes the mental health problems like peoples are facing depression issues due to loneliness. I think depression is the main cause of our health issues. So to overcome this there are mental health therapists in the society who are for the help of people to overcome their issue.
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6/14/2021 04:12:15 am
Thanks for sharing this informative post. I faced mentally sick for this pandemic situation. But after following your suggestions I could successful to relief from this problem. Thanks for sharing this article.
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7/1/2021 04:37:36 am
Excellent writing! We can take away a lot of important information from this article. Keep sharing great posts.
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8/5/2021 02:42:27 am
2020 is ending, but the virus isn’t. Here are some crucial health tips for winter to help you stay safe during and after the pandemic.
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