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. 2024 Dec 19;24:1004. doi: 10.1186/s12877-024-05562-5

Table 2.

Topics and related examples frequently recurring among caregivers

Topics and related examples frequently recurring among caregivers

● Help in caregiving (what to do in specific situations, strategies and advice)

“I am doing enough?”

“What changes will I have to face?”

“Can I still go out and travel with my loved one who has the condition?”

“Sometimes it feels like they don't understand me… how can I communicate?"

● Feeling supported and sharing (talking to someone)

I need moments to vent out.”

“I often feel guilty, but no one understands me.”

“I spend my days with a stranger now."

● Finding new family adaptation and balance

“I don't have time for myself.”

“Everyone distanced themselves after the diagnosis.”

“I don't know how to act with our children; they have their own lives.”

● Information about the condition and treatments

“Can we hope for a cure in the coming years?”

“How can I help my loved one remember?”

“Is the condition hereditary?”

“How will the illness progress in the coming years?”