Francine P.

I am a licensed CNA, seeking the very best for their loved ones, many years of experience. Help with all your daily living needs, reliable, extremely dependable, organized and tidy, I've helped patients with Cancer, Dementia, Strokes, MS, as well as disabled. Assisting with bathing, grooming, dressing, companionship, meal preparation, medication reminders, transportation, light housekeeping. Please let me know if I can help or to discuss your needs. Truly, Elisabeth I have been working in the senior health care with benefits for 10 years. I understand the desire to live independently in their homes by helping with all ADL's and staying active for their own health and well being. Helping someone stay active and involved is very rewarding nice to see joy. I am a Christian and for me to be able to serve and help others when in need for a while or indefinitely.

I became a caregiver after I had quit my job to become a caregiver for my mother who was suffering with terminal cancer. She passed away, but the quality time we were able to share while I was caring for her is so precious to me. Then I began to realize how important it is to give unconditional love and empathy to anyone who is suffering with an illness or the negative effects of living their senior years alone. I began to realize that we all will come to that stage in our life and having someone who truly cares about your well-being and helps you with a loving heart will make all the difference in the world! I enjoy being a caregiver because it is gratifying to "give back" I also like the fact that at the end of the day "I made a difference" in their life (even if they won't remember me the next day?!) My greatest achievement is the raising of my two children who have grown up to be successful independent adults. They both have a confidence and drive to do anything they set their mind to do. Makes me very proud! One thing I can share about myself is that while I was growing up, my sister and I would go to my Grandmother's house which she converted into a boarding home for the elderly. We would help her with various things such as, helping prepare meals, serving food, entertaining the guest, (like playing cards with them, putting on skits, singing, etc.) I have great memories of that time and realize as an adult what a great heart my grandmother had for helping the elderly.