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Observer of the fall of British colonial rule in India raises funds to save lives in Britain during the pandemic

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Burial funds champion need funds for Muslim burial in Britain due to overwhelming need to give dignified burial
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Surveyor's colleagues made redundant  and Uber driver husband lost trade during first lockdown
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Hospital nurse cares for her community in Tower Hamlets during the pandemic and become a bridge through her language skills
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  1. solid psychiatry12 August 2025 at 01:53

    I really liked how this article sheds light on such an important mental health topic. So many people suffer in silence because they don’t fully understand what they’re going through. Having clear and compassionate information can help break the stigma. What is Depression? It’s a serious condition that can impact mood, energy, and even physical health. Content like this is valuable for spreading awareness and hope.

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  2. elsie official10 September 2025 at 21:08

    Group therapy at Brainpower Wellness Institute gave me a sense of belonging I didn’t know I needed. A beautiful experience.

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  3. Group Therapy27 October 2025 at 04:14

    I completely agree Group therapy allows individuals to heal together instead of in isolation. It’s wonderful to see mental health clinics promoting group support as part of their treatment plans.

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  4. Anonymous29 October 2025 at 22:26

    I really relate to this. Social Anxiety Disorder can be so isolating it feels like your own mind turns against you in every interaction. People don’t always realize how serious it can get; sometimes it even feels like anxiety as a disability, because it limits so much of daily life. It takes a lot of patience and self-compassion to heal, but it does get better with time and the right support.

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