Dee G.

I became a caregiver/cna because of my mother(the care she received) to make a difference in the quality of life of a loved ones life Hands on care, the knowledge I learn from different patients and apply it to my caregiving the personal growth I have gained with the knowledge I have learned I am a very compassionate person Over 20 years experience in being a nursing assistant/caregiver (private duty,home health,nursing/rehab facility) (received certification added to registry in 2008) On Alabama state nursing registry Dedicated, hard working, dependable, honest I am a very compassionate person whom gives loving care from my heart with gentle hands down to earth fun loving

Not available at this time. I'm so sorry but I can recommend someone professional and just as caring..My name is Megan I'm 31 years old.. Caregiving gives me so much pride and makes my heart full. I have known since I was young what i wanted to do in life. I wanted to be a Mom, wife and I wanted to care for others. When I got my first job as a caregiver I knew I was right where I belonged. Its physically and mentally challenging on a loved one to always have to do everything and especially if their not trained or knowledgeable about what they need to do. Its honestly a full time job. That's where my help comes in. At the end of The day the stories I get to hear and the knowledge they share with me is priceless. These are people that have lived life and were once probably caring for someone else so now it's my turn to take care of them. I wanna show them they are still important and deserve to be cared for . I take care of each person with the joy and love as I did my very 1st client .. It still brings me so much happiness and just humbles me. I'm patient, I'm compassionate and very understanding. Most importantly I listen and talk with them. If they cant I will play music or read to them. I will bath them and change them if they are incontinent. My time with them Is just that. They have my full attention. It can be challenging and hard to trust someone with your loved ones. I vow to care for them professionally and compassionately.