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What can we do about loneliness?

In light of Loneliness Awareness Week, we wanted to open up a conversation about loneliness. As the Marmalade Trust point out: We all feel lonely at times – it’s a natural human emotion. We're ...

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Combating loneliness during coronavirus

Loneliness is something that affects many disabled people. However, during lockdown we have become even more isolated. The Mental Health Foundation have found a lot of people have experienced this: ...

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Cursed Loneliness!

Yep... Here I am, again, listening to deathly silence, living alone, no visitors, housebound (phobia) and it proves that life, for me, never changes. I'm just...stunned, I guess, at how many times I ...

Profile picture of the author Discussion in Mental health and wellbeing - 18 Mar 2020

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Loneliness poem

Loneliness L stands for loneliness especially when your husband is in and out of hospital O stands for one being on their own N stands for nastiness of being on your own especially at Christmas E ...

Profile picture of the author Discussion in Coffee lounge - 29 May 2023

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Living with loneliness

As part of Loneliness Awareness week, we’ve been thinking about how closely tied loneliness is with mental health and how both can have an impact on one another. With that in mind, we've put together ...

Profile picture of the author Discussion in Disability rights and campaigning - 20 Jun 2019

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MINISTER APPOINTED TO TACKLE LONELINESS IS THAT THE ANSWER?

Hello every body I hope you are all OK. Well it has been another Weepy Wednesday. Trying to cope with day with this dread of loneliness. Have the Government got the answer to appoint a Minister ...

Profile picture of the author Discussion in Research and opportunities - 17 Jan 2018

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Loneliness at work

A new report by the British Red Cross, Loneliness at work, explores the extent of loneliness at work in the UK and whether different groups are impacted differently. Among the key findings, it was ...

Profile picture of the author Discussion in Work and employment - 30 Jan 2023

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Loneliness

I read an article in the New York Times on the 23rd. It was about Loneliness wrecking Americans. The problem is wide spread, accounts for many suicides and overdoses. So it's not a function of our ...

Profile picture of the author Discussion in Disability rights and campaigning - 25 Nov 2018

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Autism and loneliness

New on here, recently moved to south Wales, son of 37, autistic and Sturge Webber syndrome. Lives sort of independently. He is suffering from bad loneliness. He can't drive. Any pointers to finding ...

Profile picture of the author Discussion in Autism and neurodiversity - 18 Feb 2018

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Research on Loneliness and Connection

What is this research about? Young people aged 16-24 are disproportionately at risk of loneliness. Furthermore, previous research has identified that people with a disability or long-term health ...

Profile picture of the author Discussion in Cerebral palsy - 2 Feb 2024

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