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I appreciated this discussion and you may find some useful tips by reading these posts. May have to cut/paste the link into browser.
https://www.agingcare.com/questions/cope-with-feeling-like-your-in-prision-148955.htm?cpage=1
I think when one person has all the care giving responsibility with NO breaks - you can just about guarantee caregiver burn-out. Just type that into Google and 'take the test.' We make promises sometimes without realizing what that promise entails. The biggest thing is that circumstances change - the loved one's health status changes/deteriorates and the whole situation just overwhelms.
See an Elder Law Attorney - explore your options. You have more than just your mother to consider. Hope you find a solution or a way to cope. Take care. We understand.