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We spoke to Fatima Khan-Shah, Patient Leader and Partnership Lead for the Unpaid Carers Programme, West Yorkshire and Harrogate Health and Care Partnership, about why it's so important to prioritise self care during the Covid-19 (coronavirus) crisis.
The burden of working through a pandemic can lead to a drop in resilience and self confidence. Fatima encourages setting aside time and space to focus on things that restore energy and allow for self reflection.
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