Having the most intensely shit day here and I wish so much I was physically well enough to go live in a cabin in the woods for three months and speak to pretty much no one.
We rightfully talk about caregiver burnout. But I also think people underestimate how much burnout there is in having to rely on other people, knowing you're a burden, and not being able to do much about that.
There are few things I wouldn't give/do in order to just not be a burden anymore.
log cabin with no running water and only a discarded solar panel charging a car battery for lights in a sheep pasture is a surprisingly decent accommodation
