Graveyard Scene of Grief and Remembrance with Pets

Sometimes help comes too late! #diversitysaturday #mentalillness

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  Sometimes help comes too late! #diversitysaturday #mentalillness
  
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  Prompt: In the Ruhr area in 21st century Germany, today, in a German cemetery, a woman an a man with theirs dog stand mourning and sad closely at the fresh single grave of their deceased friend, which still has the grave decorations from the previous day's funeral (mourning wreaths and memorial ribbons, a teddy bear, cemetery flowers, etc.). It is cold, wet, grey and hazy winter weather, drizzle, the sky full of grey clouds. In the clouds in the winter sky you can see the shadowy apparitional face of the deceased friend, which still looks sad and tormented. A sad and thoughtful scene on a modern graveyard.
  
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  Aspect Ratio: square
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In the Ruhr area in 21st century Germany, today, in a German cemetery, a woman an a man with theirs dog stand mourning and sad closely at the fresh single grave of their deceased friend, which still has the grave decorations from the previous day's funeral (mourning wreaths and memorial ribbons, a teddy bear, cemetery flowers, etc.). It is cold, wet, grey and hazy winter weather, drizzle, the sky full of grey clouds. In the clouds in the winter sky you can see the shadowy apparitional face of the deceased friend, which still looks sad and tormented. A sad and thoughtful scene on a modern graveyard.

More about Sometimes help comes too late! #diversitysaturday #mentalillness

Unfortunately, waiting times for appointments with psychiatrists and psychotherapists are very long, sometimes it can take half a year (!) or longer. Psychiatric clinics have also been overloaded for a long time, although they always accept and admit emergency cases; they don't send anyone away but try to help. But sometimes those affected don't make it there and it ends tragically...

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