Sarah H.

I care! I've been a caregiver since 99' when I cared for my grandparents, then my parents. I'm a firm believer of that saying,\" do unto others as you want others to do unto you.\" Being a caregiver you need to have a heart, passion, patience, and understanding. I'm a family oriented person that was raised old school style and church. I'm a 50 yr old Polynesian woman with heart.

Hi my name is Julieta but you can call me Juliet.I'm a mother of 5 children married to my husband for 14 yrs.but we've been together for 25 yrs.My greatest achievements in life is my family having a 5 good children and a good husband is a worth living.Then my job as a CNA or certified nursing assistant/caregiver.Giving care to others is not that easy job most especially with elders who suffered from different types of ailments or have healthcare issues.But if you have a good heart and a passion to help others then you can make it.I was born in the land of Philippines with my mom and a younger brother at early age i learned how to be independent and make money for living by selling fruits,ice candy(from our neighbors) washing clothes of others,babysitter and nanny. When it comes to experiences i have a lot to say but i know God is with me,that's why i used those experiences to be a good person,willing to serve and help as long as i can.I am a person who get easily attached to my clients especially if they're nice one.It feels different when you help someone who's in need and you know that it changed their lives to worth living by giving care,companion and a friend.No matter how much they hate you @ first meeting,when they see you smile to them with a soft tone of voice it makes a lot big difference.You just have to show how much you're willing to care and be their friends or companion.Eye to eye contact,body language or gesture,soft tone of voice i a must when your giving care with elderly.Respect them with dignity,respect their rights and privacy etc.