>>The rise in disorder may simply be the unsavory side of a uniquely difficult time—one in which many people were tested, and some failed. I find that the rise

>>The rise in disorder may simply be the unsavory side of a uniquely difficult time—one in which many people were tested, and some failed. I find that the rise in suicide and depression caused by the isolation of the pandemic are simply being filed under the "failed people" statistic a little offensive