I am proud that a Colon Cancer, CHF, Dementia, and Parkinson's diagnosed person had improvement under my care. I enjoy interactions with convalescent persons to recommit to them that life's book has many more chapters for him /her, and he/she has many more memories to be a part of in their families lives. Friends and relatives gravitated toward me with needing my assistance, and asking for health advice to improve a status or to recover from their hospitalization. "When a person can remember his/her good ole days and not be fearful of life's ups and downs". (He/She is still a part of a purposeful l ife) The knowing that trouble(s) don't last always and that theres something to be learned or gained even in adversity from scripture teachings and in life's living is wondrous to me - because I pride myself to help others see, feel, and know that his/her glass is half full; and he/she is always very important; and life is still good til she/ he decides to take that final breathe. ... more