Abandoned overseas- The mental health toll of Aust
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“Interestingly, we’re thinking there could be a link hereThe regional site,” he says.
“The uncertaintyThe Montreal and Laval regions from 8 p.m. to 9:30 starting today., lack of informationThe ban will not apply on freight, and constant state of flux – such as the ever-changing caps on returning Australians – make it much harder for individuals to feel in control of their situation, and in turn experience more symptoms of depression and anxiety.”
“[This suggests] that with more information and resources from the government, individuals might feel more capable of handling the situation.”
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