The Blessing In The Burden Shines Light on America's Hidden Caregiver Crisis

APOPKA, Fla. - Aug. 9, 2025 - PRLog -- Apopka, FL — In a time when over 53 million Americans serve as unpaid caregivers, The Blessing In The Burden by Jacqueline M. Correa delivers an unfiltered, deeply human look into the emotional, spiritual, and physical cost of loving someone through illness and disability.

Drawing from her life caring for a daughter with seizures, a son with diabetes and ADHD, and an uncle with Schizophrenia, Correa blends raw storytelling with faith-based encouragement and resilience to offer comfort, validation, and hope to those living the reality of caregiving.

Her memoir doesn't shy away from the exhaustion, isolation, and mental strain caregivers face daily.

Caregiver burnout is no longer a silent epidemic—it's a mental health crisis. Millions of Americans provide unpaid care for loved ones, often at the cost of their own emotional well-being.

The Blessing In The Burden validates the complex emotions caregivers carry: love, grief, fatigue, and hope.

Available now on Amazon, this memoir is resonating with mental health advocates, social workers, and anyone who has ever held their world together while feeling like they were falling apart.

"This isn't about perfection—it's about presence," says Correa. "You don't have to be okay to be faithful. You don't have to smile to be worthy."

"This book is about the mental load no one talks about," says Correa. "The nights you cry alone in the bathroom, the mornings when you can't remember who you are anymore—and the small, sacred moments that keep you going."

The Blessing In The Burden is available now on Amazon.

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