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Lockdown killed my mother – and thousands like her

Lockdown killed my mother – and thousands like her

3 July 2021

9:00 AM

3 July 2021

9:00 AM

I barely recognised my mother when I saw her in the hospital bed the night she died. It had been many months since we were last able to meet, when she was still a force of nature. Now there was almost nothing left of her. The death certificate records that Elizabeth Carol Chamberlain died of dementia and kidney disease aged 88.

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