Social distancing to prevent the spread of coronavirus could have devastating effect on people with depression.
Especially when a person battling depression has to simultaneously contend with being infected with the coronavirus in self-isolation.
"Motivation is hard to muster when one is ill. When you couple that with depression, it's even harder to find the energy to get out of bed and take care of yourself." In post-9/11 New York City, for example, many residents leaned on a shared sense of experience and community to process an unprecedented attack. This time around, it's easy to slip into the unease of viewing a fellow New Yorker as a potential coronavirus carrier or a rival for that last bottle of hand sanitizer on a store shelf.
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