When confronted with the unknown, it’s human to feel afraid. Lockdowns and border closures may calm our fears, but they will kill far more people than a virus ever could. Our fears are playing havoc with our health as well as our wellbeing and making this pandemic worse. Instead of letting fear control us, we need the courage to move forward sensibly and reconnect with each other. Doing so won’t just save lives – it will give life fresh meaning.
Our fears are killing people.
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