Gloria H.

I chose to be a caregiver because of my experience looking after my parents who have suffered heart attacks and strokes. I have also worked multiple careers primarily based on providing care and comfort to others. At the age of 34 I spent 5 years as a nanny to 3 different families. I was required to drive the children to and from school, make them breakfast and dinner, and provide overall care until their parents returned home. I then spent 10 years as an American Airlines flight attendant. My tasks included ensuring the safety, comfort, and enjoyment of each passenger. This would be done through multiple check ups, and constantly asking the passengers if they wanted anything, like food or beverages. My compassion for people has lead me to choosing a career in care giving. I genuinely love people and life and look on the bright side of things. I am honest and reliable and look forward to becoming great at my job. I intend to continually learn and grow.

I am very caring, friendly and organized and can talk to anyone about anything and feel comfortable. I am honest and dependable. I love people and animals, which is my passion. It gives me great satisfaction to help someone and the job actually enables me to bring a positive change in the lives of my clients and myself. Even though we haven't met I am fully confident that you will see that no one with the exception of yourself, can take better care of your mother. The reason being I would want nothing less for my own 73 year old mother whom I adore and respect. Caring for an elder is not easy but I will bring not only experience, but patience, understanding and compassion. You can feel assured while you are at work that your mom is being well care for. I am bilingual fluent in Spanish and English. I am easy to get along with and can relate to all ages. My last little lady that I cared for was in her 80s and prior to the Alzheimer she had me running after her at the gym every day. Could not slow her down. Even when she became less active then eventually bedbound, she was still my little lady who I could talk to and adored. Until the very end I treated her with love and respect. That is years I will be forever grateful. As I am writing this I am crying because that is the kind of person I am. I am a perfectionist when if come to my job and I tend to continue to think how to solve a problem even after work hours which lead to some stress. I am use to it. Sometimes I care too much.