Homewatch Inc

I have became a caregiver for around 10 years. At the beginning I took care my mother, an cancer disease patient. I have took care my mother for nearly 9 years. I saw and experience how cancer destroy a living people . I can feel the patient's painful. I gave them confident, hope and happy in the service .

I became a caregiver to give back to people who need it. To give good care to those who really could use it. I have family members with disabilities, and all too often there are people like caregivers and nurses that don't actually care about their well being. and it saddens me that some people are like that. I want to make a difference in someones life. I know first hand how difficult it is for someone that is unable to take care of themselves. I have seen the way it makes them feel and they deserve the best care so they can have the life they deserve. I like making my patients feel like they are just as special or normal as everyone else. That they do matter. I enjoy making people smile. Over the past few years I have been raising 3 children. 2 of which are not mine. And to see what a difference I have made in their lives is a great accomplishment. I have taken children from a broken home and given them something to hope for, to fight for.I am 25 years old and have all but an easy life. The things that make me happiest is knowing that I can make a difference in others lives.

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Hello, being a caregiver for the past two years has been a great , historic and joyous experience. my main job is to make sure happiness is around and to help with everyday living situations that have gotten difficult over the years such as baths , transferring , cooking etc. I love listening to eventful stories and having casual conversations. as a caregiver, working with Alzheimer and dementia clients requires a caring heart and patience. witnessing my mother go through breast cancer and seizures has open my eyes to the serious and caring side of life which influence me to care for others who don't have the support they need. when going through disappointing times. positivity, love, and joy is much needed and I'm willing to offer that. thanks for the opportunity .

I'm compassionate,caring, loving and dedicated to my job and patients. I have been in the medical field for over 15 years and still loving it. I love helping and taking care of people. When I was 5 my teacher asked me what I want to be when I grow up and I told her a nurse so I can care for people. I'm a CNA and a Medical Assistant and I love both jobs.

1.Caregiving for more than 6 years and “still love what I do”. I love providing home caregiving services to those that would otherwise not be able to do so. The smile on their faces is overwhelming and makes me feel I have done my job right. I have always enjoyed helping people so I know I am doing the right thing. 2.Despite all this, you continue on. You wake up every day to face new challenges. You keep going. Why? Because you care. You give up your life to care for another. That is the ultimate act of love. It is a selfless, noble and generous thing to do – one that many people wouldn't take on 3.A personal achievement i'm proud of was to be able to take care of my grandmother in her time of need. 4.'m a very cheerful person, honest, hard working and eager to excel in everything that i do.

I became a caregiver because I enjoy takeing care of people, what I like with being a caregiver is meeting knew people and being a caregiver the achievement is putting a smile on my clients face I take my job to serious when I get attached to my client.

I'm currently in school becoming an LPN. I love taking care of people. It just comes natural to me. Just to be able to be the one to make someone else happy warms my heart. It's not always an easy job being a caregiver, but it's very rewarding.

I became a caregiver because i love to help and be helpful for seniors.

I completed my training for C.NA. at the age of 18 , I worked in regular hospital, private home, convalescent hospital, Borden care home , as well as taking care of my best friend dad, also my mother father, I dealt with dementia resident , also hospice , L VAD patient as of new training with stanford hospital complete the training 2015 of june heart patient all other experpience I have been doing this work since 1980 until 2014 so for 34 year. I am waiting for another assignment to care for another resident ,I love my job I will do this until I can not do anymore, I was introduce to caring for the ill at the age of 12 my dad and step mom ran a Borden care home in 1974 ,also work with stroke , dementia also. I do meal preparation ,shower,medication reminder,doctor appointment,monitor while in hospital,go above beyond. I am a caring person love my work, I hope to meet you.