Primary caregivers who have spent years attending to relatives, and who find themselves near the "breaking point" consistently experience intense relief when the person they are caring for is moved to a long-term care facility.

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While some primary caregivers may experience relief when a loved one is moved to a long-term care facility, others may experience feelings of guilt, loss, or worry, making it a complex emotional experience rather than consistently intense relief.

Primary Caregivers Who Have Spent Years Attending to Relatives, and Who