COPD Caregivers in Celeste - 112 caregivers found

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Hello, my name is Yolanda and I have been in the caregiving business for over 10 years. I am a very compassionate, gentle person and I enjoy giving service to my clients and make them comfortable to their daily living activities. What I am proud of what I do is the constant appreciation I hear not only from the client but also from the families. Give me a chance to show my loving and caring abilities.

-Patience, compassion, attentiveness, dependability, and trustworthiness -Great satisfaction in tending to the needs or concerns of helping others. -I love helping people. - Attending and Graduating from Texas A&M Commerce.

I am a certified occupational therapist assistant and have worked in a nursing home or a hospital for 7 years. Recently went to one on one cargiving for a disabled non communicive teenager that required detailed ADL services and light housekeeping and appointment rides and prevention of self harm. I have worked with many diagnosis and have some experience with useing sign language. I try to match personal needs and activities for each client and work with them on succeeding in thier personal goals with home and personal experiences.

Hello my name is Lacey, I am happily married with 3 children, in our free time we love to spend time in the woods as a family or taking random day trips with our kids! I absolutely love being a caregiver because I love making people feel important and wanted on even some of their worst days. I have completed EMT-B school but with 3 kids an ambulance schedule isn't really something I am looking for, and caregiving is my true passion. I absolutely love and adore elderly people (my husband gives me a hard time about always wanting to take them home with us when we see them in public lol). I hope to help with your family members in anyway needed! [?]

Let me start by stating, entrusting a stranger with the life of a loved one or yourself can be quite daunting. Being a caregiver is much more than technical qualifications; it requires heart, soul, laughter, patience, compassion, and human nature at its most vulnerable state. This is why I am passionate about what I do. I have a very colloquial personality which keeps me fluid with other personalities. I have cared for elders in my community and I enjoy helping them preserve their independence as long as possible and becoming enriched with their history. I am proud of achieving the knowledge of my self worth and the worth of others, along with growth through writing and photography. I have experience with Parkinson's patients as well, and that has been a crowning honor for myself. More so, I find myself living through the wisdom and history of each person's story and take that knowledge through my own journey. My rate of pay if fully covered by UCH and if you are private pay, my rate is flexible. Thank you for entertaining the look at my profile.

Hi, I'm Tasha, I am looking forward to working with amazing people. I have been in health care my entire life in one way or another. I have worked im nursing homes, assisted living and in private homes. I have cared for people "from the cradle to the grave". I have worked with people with different degrees of mental, physiological and developmental status. I love conversation, I learn so much by just conversing. I believe that, if one wants to, any encounter can be a learning experience. I treat those I care for (clients), as I would treat anyone I cared for (family, friends). As a client, you are someone's "something" parent, child, spouse, sibling, etc. And you, as a person, are worthy of positive interactions, relationships, and a quality of life. My job is to relate that to you, in action and in thought. You have a right to be the person you were meant to be. You are the only one in control, you know your wants and desires, who am I to judge you, or talk against you and your wishes. I am not saying that EVERYTHING you want will be handed to you, but..is it really a big deal if you have dessert before or after a meal? I've worked with a lot of people (cradle to the grave) who have others put "demands" and "ought toos" and "shouldn't haves" on their loved ones. With moderation, does it really matter if the shower is given day or at night? Pending other plans, but, my life has been a struggle, why complicate it more with unnecessary "demands" all the time. I hope our time together will be meaningful and we can learn something new from each other along the way.

Hello, I'm Jennifer. I have been helping to care for loved ones for eight years now. I'm a nurturer by heart. I'm reliable, honest and trustworthy. I have a clean background and driving record. When I'm with your loved one, they're like family to me.

Certified Nursing Assistant Hospice Aide Elderly care Palliative care

Hi. Just a bit about me you may like to know. I believe that to be a good caregiver one should always be kind and respectful of client and family. I would treat your loved one as if they were my own parent or grandparent or child. I've always had a heart for the elderly, I love listening to their life story. I've been a caregiver for about 10 years and have clients of very different personalities and life experiences. I also enjoy cooking for and learning the way and meals people love to eat. I also very much enjoy providing personal grooming for my clients as I have been a stylist for the last 20 years. [?]