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November is National Family Caregivers Month

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By Editor on November 9, 2026 Relationships & Intimacy

“Each November, we pause to recognize and honor the 63+ million family caregivers across the United States who devote their time, energy, and love to supporting a family member or friend with health needs. “

Caregiver Action Network

November is National Family Caregivers month. If you have a spouse or family member who helps you manage your chronic illness, please take some time this month to tell them how much you appreciate their help! Some of us living with chronic illness are caregivers to others as well!

This year’s theme—Care Connects Us All: across every condition, every stage, and every journey, care connects us to our loved ones, to vital information, and to one another. Learn more here.

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