Valerie M.

X My mother was an R.N. And came home with wonderful stories of the people she cared for. She told me that everyone deserves great and Compassionate Care. I have come to know that there are some people who are naturally compassionate and nurturing. I think it runs in families DNA. My family is one such family. I have always loved listening to older people since I was a child. I derive so much knowledge of life from these people.Nothing feeds my soul and makes me happier than to be able to give compassion and caring help and give a better quality of life to people in need of care. They all have their own stories and so much wisdom is gained from just listening. In turn this gives the patient company and the knowledge that someone cares and is interested in them and that they are valuable and interesting and deserve so much. That's why I became a caregiver If I should be so blessed as to be considered as your caregiver I promise to carefully and compassionately do all that is possible to make life easier for you and your loved one.I have many years of every kind of senior care. From Stroke Heart,Alzheimer's Blindness,Parkinson's ,Diabetes etc.I have many references and a current background report given at interview.Thank you for your consideration.

I began volunteering when I was in 6th grade for familial and religious reasons. I am now 31. The close connection I had with my grandparents made a lasting impact on who I became as a person. I learned so much from them and for that reason I've always respected elders and I try to learn from them as often as I can. Over the years I've switched from office to medical work, but caregiving has always been at least a part time job for me. I am good at this job because I learn very fast, I understand everyone likes things done "their way" and I try my best to make people feel secure. I treat all people with respect and dignity. Just how I'd expect to be treated if things were reversed.