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When you care for others, who cares for you?

When you finish, you'll see a map like this

An example with made-up answers, so you can see what this map draws.

Two measures, and who is helping
Not much,but heavyHeavyboth waysBoth fairlylightA lot, butmanageableMiddle groundAlreadyexhaustingManageablefor nowFewertasksLotsto do

Who is helping youSome

Solid circles are already helping. Dashed ones are not there yet.

Who it's for
You're caring for an aging or ill family member, you do a lot, and you can't quite say how tired you are.
What you'll explore
How much care work there is, how much it weighs on you, and what support you can draw on.
How it works
18 questions in three parts: how the care is arranged, how you feel, and the support you have.
How long
About 7 minutes
What gets saved
Nothing. This page only shows what the map looks like when it's done.

This map is available in Chinese. The English version is being translated.

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