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Global slowdown to take heavy toll on mental health
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Philippines :
The global financial meltdown has hit not only pockets. Greater numbers of people are suffering from insomnia, anxiety and depression and psychiatrists say suicide rates may creep up.
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Ronan Travis
Oct 17 2008
Manchester,
United Kingdom
Those who had a lot now worry a lot. Those who didn’t have much, do not quibble about it much. It’s relative.
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Grace Calderon
Oct 17 2008
Quezon City,
Philippines
That’s a nice way to put it. ;)
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Ronan Travis
Oct 17 2008
Manchester,
United Kingdom
Those who are paranoid and anxious right now are also the ones who are learning the best lessons to learn from this whole debacle.
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(Global Perspectives)
I see the symptoms with some folks. It’s a sad development.
(Global Perspectives)
Why kill themselves with worry? A little poverty does some good to the soul. ;)
(Local Perspectives)
This means the mental asylums will make more money! So somebody is gaining after all. Who said recession is bad. It is good
(Global Perspectives)
Huge population around globe have no place to sleep but yet some people you are losing money and sleep make bigger news...
(Global Perspectives)
correction: yet some people who* are losing sleep...
(Global Perspectives)
Situation will change soon and all get melodies.
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Maybe this will be an awakening for the world..Kinda a ”tough love” 101 session on getting back in touch with what is important-humanity, love, family.
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