Skylar S.

Performed everyday caregiving tasks such as: Housekeeping - being able to perform daily tasks to maintain an acceptable level of cleanliness in one's home Telephone & Technology - being able to operate a telephone and use basic technology Food Preparation - being able to plan and prepare meals Laundry - being able to launder clothing Transportation - being able to independently use public or private transportation Medications - being able to responsibility dose and take medications Bathing - washing your body to keep good healthy hygiene Dressing - being able to change clothing to maintain good healthy hygiene Feeding - being able to make a meal and eat the meal Transferring - being able to physically move from one place to another while performing activities Continence - being able to control bowel and bladder function and being able to perform the personal hygiene tasks associated with these activities (this includes caring for a catheter or colostomy bag.) Toileting - being able to get to and from the toilet, and perform the personal hygiene tasks associated with these activities