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BRAUN: Mental health takes another hit with third lockdown

For some people, the effects will last long after the pandemic is over. Those are some of the findings in a new KPMG survey, with data collected between March 17-20 from 1,000 Canadians. The current big anxiety, according to the poll, is that people have begun to let their COVID guard down. That’s a fear 89% expressed, and 87% said vigilance was crucial now. If they did that poll today, the results would be more dire. News of the third lockdown, which Wednesday ramped up into full stay-at-home orders, has likely plunged many people in Ontario into a slough of despond. There are obvious psychological reasons why this lockdown feels so much worse than the others.

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Grey s expanded community paramedicine program vitally important : Fullerton

Grey s expanded community paramedicine program vitally important : Fullerton
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Grey s expanded community paramedicine program vitally important : Fullerton

Article content During Friday’s announcement that Grey County’s community paramedicine program will be expanding, paramedic Rick Trombley shared a story illustrating how the initiative achieves its goal of helping patients remain in their homes and avoid a trip to hospital. An 82-year-old patient, who lives in a farmhouse about 20 kilometres from the nearest hospital, called Trombley, complaining about a bad cough that had not improved over three days. The woman has chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, is on home oxygen and has limited mobility. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Grey s expanded community paramedicine program vitally important : Fullerton Back to video

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Grey s expanded community paramedicine program vitally important : Fullerton

Grey s expanded community paramedicine program vitally important : Fullerton
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Grey s expanded community paramedicine program vitally important : Fullerton

Grey s expanded community paramedicine program vitally important : Fullerton
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