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March 10, 2021 The former first lady, Michelle Obama, in an interview published today in People (a US weekly magazine about celebrities and human interest stories, published by the Time Inc. group) spoke of the slight depression with which is found to confront each other during the pandemic.
"The depression is understandable these days," said the former first lady who cited not only the pandemic but also the death of George Floyd, the African American who died below the knee of a police officer in Minneapolis.
Michelle said her 2020 was "a time when a lot of difficult things were happening" and the constant deaths of African Americans by the police were not easy to deal with.
The former first lady explained that mental health "has ups and downs" and told her daughters that real help comes from "knowing that things will get better".
Michelle Obama said that during the pandemic, in addition to taking care of knitting, one of her hobbies along with swimming, being at home with Barack allowed her to recover the relationship with her daughters.
"Those regained moments meant the world to us, and I think they made our relationships with our daughters even stronger."