Alzheimer's Disease Caregivers in Bunch - 44 caregivers found

Very outgoing and bubbly and dependable

I'm 29 years young ,I have a baby boy and baby girl 6 and 8. I've been working for home health for 5 years now. Love to hear the word of wisdom from my elders. Love to actually uplift someone other than myself

I care about helping elderly people and children that have a disability. When you love taking care of people and it's a blessing to want to do it, because some elderly people don't have family and you willing to step in and help.. God will bless you. You have to treat people the way you want to be treat.. One day we going to get old and we need the help. My achievement is that I help them to do whatever needs to be done, while they in my present of care.

I love old people ,some are lonely and sick.Been there,not fun .I have become a widow and retired ,it is boring.Want to go back to work partime.Love caregivers because helping one another is part of God's plan

I am professional, reliable and hardworking. I have great work ethics but also core values and personal ethics as a human!

I am a very patient and understanding individual, who enjoys helping/easing others. The opportunity to meet new people, and make their day easygoing is what first attracted me to the caregiver position. I enjoy making clients feel safe and happy. The personal achievement I am proud of is buying my first car.

I'm a compassionate person and I love helping people in need

Hello my name is mikayla and I'm a fun optimistic person! I enjoy helping others! I have two kids a 1 and a 2 year old! I'm very patient and understanding! I enjoy being able to be the helping hand someone needs and just to be able to make their day better! I graduated college in May with my bachelors degree and I'm a proud wife!

Hi my name is Stacy, I'm 53 yrs. Old. I became a caregiver after the loss of my grandmother. Seeing what my mother went through trying to care for her with very little help with my family other than my sister who lived in the same town and state and was the only one who could personally help my grandmother and mother. After seeing what my mom and sister went through I decided that working as a preschool teacher just wasn't enough for me anymore. So I went to work for a local company here in Fort Smith, AR. And my first night on the job I was sent to a client's home and wasn't informed by anyone that the client's family had all been called to his home to say thier goodbyes he passed away 30 minutes after I got there. It broke my heart to watch his family going through this but it made me feel good that I was able to be there to just care for his basic care so his family could just spend their time with no worries. After that I lost my mother and went through the same thing and was great full that we had a hospice nurse who not only came to care for mother but she took time out of her day to make sure that my sister and myself were doing okay as well. This is when I knew that being a caregiver was my true calling. I want to be able to be the who can help relieve a family some of their worries so they can have as much time with their loved ones and not have to worry about their basic needs knowing that I was there to take on that roll for them . This is my way of paying it forward.

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