Diabetes Caregivers in Wildersville - 15 caregivers found

Hello. I have been a caregiver for a long time. I have always had a compassionate personality and feel the need to help people. I feel like this makes me a great CNA.

I am a Honest Integrity Christian, Non-Smoker Drug Free Natural Born Gifted Caregiver. I am a Certified (CNA TN, CPR/FIRST AID, Hospice Doula, NO Communicable Diseases) I have a great driving record (TN license) I have been a Nurturing Caregiver for 30 years. (Adults/Children) I am a VERY Patient Compassionate, Energetic, Intelligent, Ambitious, Outgoing, Vibrant, Caring, Loving, Passionate, Bright Inspirational Caregiver that Enjoy and Embrace the Gift I have been given to Care and Love. I am PROUD OF.

I have worked with caregivers Walmart an Pizza Hut an factories worked around kids

Loving and caring caregiver.

I am currently in college all virtual I am working on my Associates in order to gain my bachelors in Phlebotomy. I am a mom of three little ones under 6 years old. I currently work for a home health company to caters to veterans. I love animals and children and I am a nice caring generous person.

I have a lot experience in this field and I have a been a caregiver five years now and I love working in this field

My name is Shonna I am 33 years old kand have been a caregiver for about 5 years now. I love being able to help others. Since I was little I have always wanted to be able to help others. I enjoy the one on one interacting with others. I love making a difference in others life it makes my heart happy.

I am a very happy and energetic person, I genuinely have compassion for the elderly. Being a caregiver means a lot to me because I was raised by my grandparents in their late 70s and 80s. so I feel like having caregiving as a job is a way that I can get back all the love and help they give to me. I I love the fact that I can give somebody else friend.

I am a very warm caring person. I've cared for my husband who is a disabled veteran for 11 years. He was diagnosed with renal failure and had to do dialysis 3 days a week 4 hours a day. Unfortunately the care he received in center was not always good and that was taking a toll on his health so after 3 years of back and forth trying different dialysis centers I took a class so we can do home hemo and I did his treatment by myself for 6 years. My husband's face lit up when I told him I was going to get training so I can do his dialysis myself at home. I was sooo happy I was able to do it and wish I had thought of it sooner. Thankfully he received a kidney about a year and a half ago. But while caring for my husband at home I could help but think about the other patients I use to meet in the center when I took my husband for his treatment that would complain about their care. I felt bad that they were not happy with the care they were receiving. You have enough things to worry about and finding someone helpful , pleasant, great attitude and person who enjoys caring for your love one should be part of your stress. I understand how important GOOD care is for a persons health both mentally and physically. I say it first hand how my husband's health deteriorated when he was being miss treated and how he flourished when he was cared for properly. I got a lot of "Good job." When I was caring for my husband they said his health were better than ever even with him being a dialysis patient. I am very proud of that.

I am friendly and easy to talk to. I decided to be a caregiver because I like helping people who need a little more assistance than others. I have met many different types of people in this field and I have learned that even though you need assistance doesn't mean that you are completely helpless.