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As the coronavirus spreads, more and more people are becoming anxious about what this means in their life. With the news of people becoming sick and dying, people being quarantined, travel restrictions, and businesses and stores closing down, all of this might be too much for some people to digest without becoming depressed. We need to understand it is perfectly “normal” to feel anxiety about this emerging health crisis. How each of us reacts depends on our background, the things that make us different from other people and the community we live in.
Some people who may react more strongly to the stress of a crisis such as the coronavirus may be Older people and people with chronic diseases who are higher risk for COVID-19, children and teens, frontline people such as doctors, healthcare providers or first responders and people who have mental health conditions
Some of the symptoms people may experience during an infectious outbreak since as the coronavirus, include:
Remember, outbreaks such as the coronavirus and other crisis situations do occur from time to time throughout the world. While they can be very scary, especially if the situation is directly affecting the community or country where you live, try and keep calm, take preventative precautions to protect your health, follow the guidelines and recommendations of official governmental health agencies and take care of your physical, emotional and spiritual self.