“…In this study, the psychological difficulties experienced by the participants have been described as primarily sadness and helplessness, as well as longing, fear of death/loss, feeling depressed/exhausted, melancholy, fear of not being able to care, distress, hopelessness, and introversion. When looking at studies involving individuals providing care for a prolonged period, it has been explained that participants similarly experience negative emotions such as sadness, helplessness [14,23], hopelessness, insolubility, anger [14], fear of loss, anxiety due to uncertainty, depression/burnout, inability to accept the situation, longing, and deterioration of mental well-being [22]. The establishment of a dependent and close bond between the caregiver and the patient makes the caregiver feel heavily accountable.…”