The American care workers squeezed by inflation: 'Gas and food is out of the roof'

Sonya Hall, a caregiver in North Carolina, struggles with low wages and demanding work schedules while managing her own health issues. She cares for two elderly women on weekends for $18.75 an hour, significantly below the average wage. Hall also works at Amazon and undergoes dialysis treatments during the week. She expresses a need for better healthcare, higher wages, and vacation time, highlighting the challenges faced by caregivers who often neglect their own needs while caring for others.