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The Day I First Said Out Loud That I Was Exhausted
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- In her 41st column for the "We-A Ssaem Mental Care Signal" series, columnist Kim Mi-hee introduced three steps for caregivers to recover: noticing, creating distance, and reorganizing.
- Drawing on her own experience caring for her parents, the writer suggested setting aside ten minutes of "my time" and dividing tasks into three columns.
- The article presents three practices: deep breathing, a ten-minute alarm, and splitting up tasks, and it urges readers to talk with family, support or care hotlines, or a professional if exhaustion persists for a long time.
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