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CAREGIVER INFORMATION
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PLEASE ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS
(Questions courtesy of Kansas State Research & Extension
and Sedquwick County Faculty and Staff)
1.  I can't get enough rest.

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2.  I don't have enough time for myself.

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3.  I don't have enough time to be with other family members because of my caregiving.

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4.  I feel guilty about my situation.

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5.  I don't see old friends and get out much anymore.

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6.  I have conflicts with the person in my care.

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7.  I have conflicts with other family members.

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8.  I cry every day.

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9.  I worry about having enough money to make ends meet.

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10.  I don't feel I have enough knowledge or experience to give care, as I would like.

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11.  My own health is not good.

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12.  Caregiver responsibilities are forcing me to be absent from work and experience a loss of productivity.

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