“I felt like my career, all the things I was looking forward to and planning, were all ruined.” Social isolation and vanished opportunities caused by Covid-19 bring a mental-health toll for those on the cusp of careers and adulthood.
For Da’Trevion Moss, a 23-year-old college student at the University of Dubuque in Iowa, the Covid-19 pandemic has dealt a series of personal blows. His summer internship at a local hospital was canceled.
Many of his plans for starting an on-campus chapter of Active Minds, a young adult mental-health-advocacy organization, had to be shelved. And now he’s anxious about going back to in-person classes as the virus continues to spread.To Read the Full Story
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