Metro columnist Sharon Grigsby writes:
In
what’s surely been the longest month since the Gregorian calendar’s invention,
few of us have been able to budge our internal perpetual-worry channels. But
for Dallas musical artist and counselor Lauren Stroh, living this way is a
thousand times worse because she is sheltering in place in the company of
clinical anxiety and depression.
I met 32-year-old Stroh through my recent mental-health reporting, and
after COVID-19 first struck North Texas, she promised to stay in touch on how
things were going. Excerpts from her daily journal
the last two weeks were telling.
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