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Hello, My name is Gloria Ologeh. I wish to create many good memories and positive interactions towards my clients

Are you a senior or a family member in need of compassionate, professional care provided by a caring, patient, mature, flexible, motivated, unique, dependable, reliable, personable, and well-trained college educated CNA/caregiver? Then look no further! I have a calling and a passion for the work I do, and my positive caring attitude for the family(ies) whose lives I touch is sacred. As a CNA/caregiver I bring to the table skills, talents and abilities that I have been able to harness throughout my 16 years in customers services and numerous concierge client-centered services I provided. My experience includes working with seniors who are facing various health challenges such as Dementia, Alzheimer's, stroke, Parkinson's, Diabetes, and those recovering from surgery and/or falls risks, or on palliative care/ hospice, etc. Services and skills I provide include, but are not limited to, companionship, grooming, bathing, dressing, feeding, incontinence issues/personal care, mobility issues, comfort care, physical therapist recommended light exercises, post hospital home care, medication reminders, light housekeeping, light cooking, helping with groceries, going to favorite restaurants, shopping, doing errands, escorted medical appointments, church, beauty parlor, park, library, visiting friends, out-of-town travel with seniors/family, various administrative tasks, etc. I am also available to assist seniors during weddings or other large events, etc. I am flexible and travel anywhere my services are needed. Just ask!

I am very responsible, reliable, friendly, I like to take care my patients like my family with patience and dedicated, I always make them feel good. I like to listen them to talk to them and I like to do activities. Etc

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My name is Miraclide I am polite, kind,professionalism, like to help, take care people, always try to make people happy, I like to see when I make them smile. I became caregiver because I use to take care my Mom when she was seek and I love when I was doing it that's why I know as soon I have a chance to learn how to do it better I got it and become Nursing was my dream since I was a kid I thank God that. I have my little boy he was diagnosed with asthma before I was worried about now I know how to take care of him , what to make eat for health to be strong before I has to see his pediatrician every 2 and go to emergency every 2 times a month right now he can play all day long , even his pediatrician got surprised he is in good health I make him eat more vegetables , fruits, he drinks more water than juice he is happy and I am happy we don't visit any emergency room for 2 years, no more medication at school even at school, I am proud of that and I thank God.

I took care of my sick mother until she passed away. Later, a friend introduced me to the field of caregiving. Though I had formerly been a school teacher, caregiving fit like a glove. A client once asked me why I chose this profession, and I told her that I wanted to make a difference in people's lives. I offer personal care, housekeeping services, and companionship. When my client was dying, I held her hand the entire time, not knowing that the daughter had entered the room and observed my action. After her death I received a note from the daughter describing how she had been touched by my action. As a former teacher, I am punctual, compassionate, empathetic, and sentimental; I laugh and cry with my clients. My current job involves caring for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities in their homes. I have recently been providing a client with personal hygiene in the morning through CareLinx.

I believe that we are all special, unique, different and with a purpose for our existence here on earth. For the many years that I have been taking care of the military men and women, I have loved the joy and appreciation that they give back. It is without a doubt that I will take a great care of your loved one just like I would care for my own. For me, life is a gift that comes from God and therefore, it must be respected.

I have compassion for people and i have firsthand experience. I have my son who is 25 and autistic and still lives with me putting him in a home is not an option. I understand that people always choose to stay in their homes over a nursing home. I love people and my goal is making them comfortable and happy.

I'm a patient and compassionate person, I love to be around elderly. They are very smart and full of wisdom. I feel like I'm the lucky one to be with them and help them through this step of life. Even when they rejected me, I never took it personal and tried to understand them. I have been taking care of my mother in law for 6 years and I'm happy and proud to say that caregiving is a big personal accomplishment, and I'm proud of my resourcefulness, flexibility and determination.

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