Being at home every day for far longer than most of us are used to, with all social interaction confined to just the people living in our households, is leaving many of us feeling disconnected from our friends and family – not to mention the boredom that comes from not being able to leave the house for more than a jog or driving to the supermarket.
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I woke on Tuesday at 4am and could hardly breathe. I was sweating (and, post-menopausal that I am, I never sweat) and racked with worry. I grabbed my hair, put my head in my hands, and said out loud, ‘What am I doing? What was I thinking?’