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Clean Hands and Empty Spirits
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Clean Hands and Empty Spirits
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This story is a small snapshot into how I felt mentally, and smelled, heard, and touched physically during April 2020. It talks about how the smells and noises around me at the time contributed to my worsening mental state and the feeling of hopelessness. This is important to me because it was this time that I learned that I am mentally stronger than I think and that I can get through rough patches with the help of my husband. It was not a fun experience, but I grew from it.
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text story
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hand sanitizer
cleaning
noise
touch
smell
mental health
hopelessness
empty
cleanliness
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Mental Health
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07/01/2021
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07/07/2021
06/10/2022
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|---|---|---|
 First Year of Marriage and the Pandemic |
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This item was submitted on July 1, 2021 by Haley Thomas using the form “Share Your Story” on the site “A Journal of the Plague Year”: https://covid-19archive.org/s/archive
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