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The lingering pandemic has amplified feelings of isolation, depression and anxiety for countless Pennsylvanians, particularly as family-oriented holidays approach.  Mental illness is often exacerbated during dark winter months, but this year’s COVID-19 restrictions may further compound the need for support and a sense of community among Pennsylvania’s most vulnerable.  More resources exist this holiday season for anyone struggling with grief, drug or alcohol addiction and other health concerns, Gov. Tom Wolf’s administration said this week. Mental health resources A June survey conducted by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found roughly 25% of American respondents were experiencing symptoms of anxiety and depression a steep increase from the year prior. More Pennsylvanians, too, may feel downhearted this season as public health experts discourage holiday gatherings to stem the spread of COVID-19. 

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