“The pain and the loss and the death was awful, but also the impact that it’s had on our kids, on our families, on our politics, on everything,” she continued. “I think it brought something to the surface that needed to be, but I also think it has forever altered the course of our lives in a very, very complicated way.”
Despite her individual battles with psychological health, Sweetin stated that her household “did well” in dealing with quarantine.
“As semi-smooth sailing it was for us, I can’t imagine what other people are going through,” she stated. “I think that sort of collective trauma and pain has really affected us, and I think it’s really going to affect people’s mental health in ways that we haven’t seen yet.”
Sweetin has actually been open about her psychological health has a hard time in the past. In 2019, she marked World Mental Health Day by sharing a selfie she referred to as “picture of a mom who had a full panic attack in the bathroom that day.”
