'Dysphoria seems to be running my life again': LGBT+ people isolated and unable to access medication during pandemic
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukThe wide-ranging effects the coronavirus pandemic is having on the lives of many LGBT+ people in the UK have been revealed in new figures released today.
The Hidden Figures report, published by the LGBT Foundation, looks at the experiences of LGBT+ people during the current crisis, such as isolation and access to health care and support.
The research found that almost a quarter (23 pc) of LGBT+ people in the UK are unable to or are worried that they might not be able to access medication.
For BAME LGBT+ people, that figure skyrockets to 37 pc, while 34 pc of respondents said they had also had medical appointments cancelled. "Dysphoria seems to be running my life again," one survey respondent said. "Feeling that I'll never get to live my
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