OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — The dangerously cold temperatures and snow-packed roads are keeping many Oklahomans home.
While you may find some people outside enjoying the snow, you can only be out there for so long before you’re forced to come inside, where cabin fever can quickly set in.
“Feeling constrained and not visualizing things you might be able to do to relieve the tension, the stress, maybe some anxiety and sadness,” said Dr. Cheryl Delk, senior manager of community engagement, Mental Health Association Oklahoma.
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