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When Can You No Longer Be a Caregiver? A Look at Genetic and Biological Factors

Research has shown that long-term caregiving may shorten a person’s lifespan by several years, in part due to accelerated cellular aging. This biological reality adds a critical, often overlooked, dimension to the question: **When can you no longer be a caregiver?** Beyond the obvious practical and emotional reasons, our own genetic makeup and the hereditary conditions we manage can play a significant role in determining the end of our caregiving capacity.

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Understanding Genetics: What Should a Caregiver Not Do?

According to the Family Caregiver Alliance, 40-70% of caregivers experience depression at some point. In the complex world of genetic conditions, understanding **what should a caregiver not do** is critical for the health and well-being of both the patient and the caregiver. This guide provides an authoritative overview of common pitfalls to avoid.

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