Emotional support line helping Larimer County residents during pandemic
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The pandemic has changed the way many of us think about mental health. A third of all calls to Larimer County's Connections emotional support line are related to COVID-19. As Denver7's Nicole Brady shows us, even though more people are reaching out for men, it's still men who seem the most reluctant to take that first step.
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