A woman who became her mother's caregiver after her mother was diagnosed with uterine cancer, which later progressed to Stage 4, shares her experience. She attended every chemotherapy session and put a move on hold to care for her mother. During this time, she developed health problems herself, leading her to realize that caregiving did not mean their roles as mother and daughter disappeared. The author reflects on the emotional and physical challenges of caregiving and the importance of maintaining the parent-child bond.
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