Many caregivers feel angry at some point. They may curse, yell, get irritated, withdraw, or even get physically sick.
Read MoreIt is common for people taking care of someone with cancer to experience anxiety. It can be caused by a loss of control and feelings of being overwhelmed.
Read MoreOngoing feelings of depression need to be treated with counseling or medication. Studies have shown that caregivers have higher levels of depression than non-caregivers.
Read MoreCaregivers are at risk of fatigue from emotional stress, overload, poor sleep, poor nutrition, and not enough exercise.
Read MoreCancer and cancer treatment can be unpredictable. Feelings of fear and uncertainty among caregivers are normal, but can become a problem if the caregiver feels he or she has no control over life.
Read MoreCaregivers have a lot to do. You may lose track of relationships and stop having a social life because of your caregiving duties, which can cause you to feel lonely, depressed, or sick.
Read MoreMusic, sound, and vibration are three tools you can use to manage stress and maintain healthy energy levels so you can focus on the world around you.
Read MoreSleep problems include insomnia, hypersomnia, and poor quality sleep. They can change the way you think and feel.
Read MoreToo much stress can harm your health, relationships, and enjoyment of life. Caregiver stress happens when you don’t have time to do all that is asked or expected of you.
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