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Isolation, Financial Troubles and Anxiety Has Strained Our Mental Health

We’re counting the hours to that first drink of the day; going for an extra scoop rice or bowl of ice cream (maybe both); binge-watching, whatever; staring at our phones or email instead of working out or calling a friend. We’ve got less money, more stress and aren’t really sure how we feel.

Some mental health experts in Hawai‘i compare the pandemic to a magnifying glass: It’s amplifying existing problems and sharpening the focus on fractures in relationships at home, at work and across our community.

“If there was something there, then it scratched away the surface,” says mental health advocate Kathleen Rhoads Merriam, who has worked in the mental health field for 36 years. ....

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With more COVID vaccine available, residents seeking a shot are able to shop around

With more COVID vaccine available, residents seeking a shot are able to shop around
With more COVID vaccine available, residents seeking a shot are able to shop around
By Samie Solina | May 10, 2021 at 1:12 PM HST - Updated May 10 at 4:24 PM
HONOLULU, Hawaii (HawaiiNewsNow) - As vaccine demand slows, health officials say more residents are taking the opportunity to indicate their preference for one vaccine over another.
Times Clinical Pharmacy Manager Melissa Machida said they administer Johnson & Johnson and Modera. Since the 10-day pause of J&J, demand ― particularly for that vaccine ― has slowed down.
“I would say that there is more of a trend towards getting the Moderna at the moment versus the Johnson & Johnson,” said Machida. “Although, with both vaccines, there has been a decline in interest.” ....

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NY Times gets ratioed after claiming there are 'no long lines' for gasoline

To be fair to the Times, this story was published yesterday and so maybe at the time it was written this paragraph was true?
Since the pipeline shutdown, there have been no long lines at gasoline stations, and because many traders expected the interruption to be brief, the market reaction was muted. Nationwide, the price of regular gasoline climbed by only half a cent to $2.97 on Monday from Sunday, even though the company could not set a timetable for restarting the pipeline. New York State prices remained stable at $3 a gallon, according to the AAA motor club.
Except it definitely wasn’t true even yesterday according to this story from CNN. There was a huge surge in buying yesterday. ....

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As Hawaii faces a mental health crisis, psychologists struggle to keep up with patient demand

As Hawaii faces a mental health crisis, psychologists struggle to keep up with patient demand
Jolanie Martinez
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HONOLULU, Hawaii (HawaiiNewsNow) - Some psychologists find themselves stretching thin and are calling for the state to make mental health a top priority.
Lawmakers considered a bill to start a two-year pilot program offering a mobile response unit to help the Honolulu Police Department deal with difficult cases, but the state says it wasn’t necessary because that’s already happening.
Dr. Richard Ries, a clinical psychologist in Honolulu who has referrals coming in every single day, said there’s just not enough resources for mental health services. ....

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First Johnson & Johnson vaccines administered

First Johnson & Johnson vaccines administered
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