"Fuel and food, it's becoming madness": in the United States, lives shattered by inflation

Sonya Hall, a home caregiver in North Carolina, plans to take a short break from work to recharge. She cares for two elderly women on weekends, earning $18.75 per hour, which is significantly lower than the average wage in the U.S. Despite her dedication, she struggles with her own health issues and works a second job at Amazon. Hall expresses the need for better health coverage, higher pay, and time off, highlighting the overlooked needs of caregivers.