Benel Lagua | 30 November 2021
These past two years we all have our shares of “it’s ok not to be ok.” The pandemic and lockdowns have taken a toll on mental health. Depression skyrocketed and pandemic fatigue became a crucial breaking point for some. A lot of people wonder how to find real hope or comfort when the world seemed to be in the middle of its meltdown.
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