Understanding the voluntary burden of caregiving


Caregiving is often done voluntarily and out of love by family members, but that doesn't mean they can't also feel resentment and frustration at the situation. (This image is human-created, AI-aided)

Caregiving is often an act of deep compassion and love.

Whether one is looking after an ageing parent, a chronically ill spouse or a child with special needs, the responsibilities involved can be profound and continuous.

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