Comfort Home Care

1) I became a caregiver, because i love caring for and helping people. I am a helping type, i feel great about making other people feeling better. I am compassionate. I help people as if they were family. 2) What i like about being a caregiver is the feeling i get from helping someone with comfort without losing their dignity. I am happy to see my client really happy and healthier. 3) I always feel like i achieved something great when the person i am taking care of is happier than when i came around. I look forward to achieve more. 4) Something about me is that i am committed, i am hardworking and i love caring for others. :)

I have met a lady one day while she couldn't help herself with some grocery. I offered to give her hands since that day i planned to go to nursing school. I guess compassion made me do that job, i feel helpful to people. Working with the last patient that i had who passed away last monday. I'm a nursing student so i look forward to help people that is one of my goal.

I'm a very compassionate, loyal, honest, God fearing (not much of a religious person) but I do believe in God. And caring person, at least so I have been told. I feel joy in helping people that are in need of care. So I enjoy taking care of people. The looks on my Clint face when I walk in the room after my days off. Knowing they miss me when I'm not around. I also enjoy meeting people and learning from them is what makes me love what I do. Marrying best friend, Going to see my grandmother in Africa when I thought she was dying and paying tuition fees for my cousins in Africa to pursue their education. Are the proudest moments of my life.

I love providing Home care services to those that would otherwise not be able to do so. Seeing the smiles on their faces is overwhelming and makes me feel like I've done my job right. I like the opportunity to impact clients lives and make a difference to them I appreciate the chance to get to know clients and there families and become a part of their lives what makes a great caregiver is personality, experience, training, honesty and financial need .

Hello- my name is Amanda. I have been an LPN for three years and a CNA for five years prior to that. I have specific experience in Alzheimer's/Dementia, Diabetic care, ALS, Mental Health and Cardiology as well as some other skills.