Audrey B.

1)I am a friendly person with a natural capability of providing continuous care. Empathy is embedded in my personality, also, I am a good listener. Moreover, I have a track record of giving elderly and child care and immensely enjoy each moment of my work. 2)Possessing a nurturing nature, caregiving comes naturally to me. I have worked in different personal care capacities for more than seven years. I am a compassionate individual who enjoys providing exceptional care to people of different ages. It gives me great satisfaction to help someone, and the job enables me to bring a positive change in the lives of my clients. 3)You enjoy a lot of flexibility and independence in your work. You like working one-on-one with someone and developing a relationship with a client. You can be creative and think on your feet. You like tasks such as cooking for someone, helping with errands/shopping, conversing and participating in activities with your client. You like fulfilling someone's requests and catering to an individual's likes and dislikes. You enjoy a home-like environment. 4) My personal reason for becoming a caregiver was the changes my family was going through with my grandmother. when my grandmother was 88 years old she was still walking, feeding herself, changing clothes herself, she was able to do everything on her own. never needed help. But it tooks us to take to a doctors to doctors appoiments that sooner and later we found that her kidneys working so days after she ended up in the hospital and we had to make a descion on putting her on dyalises or leaving her go couple months and putting her to hospice. It was decsion for us but we decided putting on dylises and know we went from walking and doing everything her own to wheelchair, week, walker, nurse aide, 3 times a week dyalises treatment, cant stand up by herself.

I have always enjoyed helping people so I know I am doing the right thing. The best thing I like about being a caregiver is meeting new people and providing caregiving services that they can no longer do for themselves.