Pandemic Caused Loneliness and Psychological Problems

Pandemic Caused Loneliness and Psychological Problems
A member of the public walks her dogs down an empty high street in the city center in Exeter, England on April 2, 2020. Dan Mullan/Getty Images
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Ms. Lee, aged 45, is a single Chinese American. She had no history of mental illness or depression before the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020.

She lives alone and is an administrative officer of a garment trading company. After work, she frequently searched for the news about COVID and worried that the pandemic would cause a significant change in her life. She had a moderate level of diabetes, which meant a weaker defense mechanism against COVID compared to non-diabetics.

Cammy Lee
Cammy Lee
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Cammy Lee has been a psychological counselor for 10 years in Hong Kong. She is also a Hong Kong registered social worker and a qualified school teacher in Scotland. She majored in biochemistry and graduated with distinction on her dissertation at The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. She further pursued her interest on science, completing a health psychology degree at City University of Hong Kong. For inquiry please email: [email protected]
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