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U.S. caregivers personal feelings about providing care in 2017

Percentage of older adults providing caregiving in the U.S. who had select feelings about their providing care as of 2017

The data displays the percentage of adults aged 40 years and older with experience caregiving who had select feelings about their providing care as of 2017. Around 95% of the respondents stated that their experience providing ongoing living assistance to a family member or close friend is/was worthwhile.

It [is/was] worthwhile	95
It [is/was] time consuming	79
It [is/was] stressful	77
It [is/was] fulfilling	74
It [makes/made] me feel honorable	71
It [is/was] frustrating	61
It [makes/made] me feel sad	58
It [makes/made] me feel happy	58
It [makes/made] me feel overwhelmed	52
It [makes/made] me feel resentful	13
It [makes/made] me feel some other way	12

U.S. caregivers personal feelings about providing care in 2017

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