Mothers of adults with chronic problems report high levels of caregiving burden but also have high levels of affectional and functional solidarity.

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Mothers of adults with chronic problems often experience a high caregiving burden due to the demands of managing their adult child's condition. However, this caregiving role can also strengthen the bond between them, leading to high levels of affectional (emotional closeness and support) and functional solidarity (practical support and assistance), as they navigate the challenges together.

Mothers of Adults with Chronic Problems Report High Levels of Caregiving