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While restrictive quarantine is still being enforced, the challenges of staying focused and maintaining one’s sense of equanimity persist and intensify. The World Health Organization (WHO) has issued some online reminders through its website: “It is normal to feel fearful and anxious during this t
Moitrayee Das (The writer can be mdmallika7@gmail.com) Nowadays whenever I call up a friend or speak to my sister, all I hear is "I feel so tired" (without engaging in any taxing task), "I feel blah" (unexplainable feeling of void) or "I don't know what's going on" (losing interest in work, play or any situation). I 'am not surprised to hear this because I feel the same, and I too am not sure what I do call this feeling. We are all still grappling with the horror and remnants of 2020, and before we could even digest or absorb the fact that 2020 was an actual year that we had to live by, the...
Thereâs a name for the âblahâ youâre feeling Weâre sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss By Adam Grant Save Normal text size Advertisement At first, I didnât recognise the symptoms that we all had in common. Friends mentioned that they were having trouble concentrating. Colleagues reported that even with vaccines on the horizon, they werenât excited about 2021. A family member stayed up late to watch National Treasure again even though she knows the movie by heart. And instead of bouncing out of bed at 6am, I was lyin...
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