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Ask for help: "In psychiatry, there's something called respite care, where you can delegate care to someone else while you're taking a brief mental vacation," Nwogwugwu says.

In Florida, about 830,000 people provide unpaid care to someone with Alzheimer’s disease or another form of dementia. The vast majority — two-thirds — of these caregivers are women like Guevel.

The phenomenon some experts call “aging together” — people in their 60s and 70s, usually women, helping much older relatives — can take a financial toll.