By Karen and Erica
Obviously, the answer to the question is a resounding, “YES”. Especially for women, who worry about everything anyway, and especially especially for working women who had to home school their children. We can hardly imagine. The Katz Institute for Women’s Health offers some ideas about how to think about the state of your mental health.
Did you know that much of the rersearch performed on drugs, even now, is done one males only? First, male rats, then male humans. Why? Because females have hormones so obviously it is too troublesome to study their reaction to drugs. That can hurt you.
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Here is what Covid’s lockdown taught me: we are a society unused to deprivation.
Covid did not make me anxious because I kept the situation in perspective: I was aware of my good fortune to have all the food I could ever need or want nearby at the local supermarket; when cabin fever hit, I’d remind myself this was not Europe, 1942, and I wasn’t freezing or starving in a ghetto, nor hiding in a crawl space to evade capture.