TaiLor M.

Hello, I am a young at heart Christian woman with many years experience as a caregiver. I originally became a caregiver out of love for people and a true desire to help and bring joy into peoples lives. This is as true now as it has ever been. I love making a difference in peoples lives everyday. I am very loving and compassionate. I take my job very seriously, but do not take myself so. I am focused and hardworking yet possess a wonderful sense of humor. I really love to make people laugh and truly believe that humor bonds us all. I am a meticulous housekeeper and love to cook. I also really love pets. I have a great deal of integrity. I am focused on not only being a great caregiver but also an excellent person in all ways. I am truly excited to find out about your specific situation and really see how I can help. Please do not hesitate to contact me so we can discuss the details. Blessings

My name I felisha,I'm 26 years old I have 3 children, befor I graduated I knew that I wanted to be in the medical field... my dream has always been to be a pediatrician or labor and delivery nurse. Just haven't made it that far yet.. my reasoning for being a caregiver is because I love the thought of working with and helping any and every family I that I'm able to . To ensure whomever that their love one is in good hands while under my care I always take notes of any and every little thing that happens through out my shift.. I always treat my clients as if they were my own ... I really enjoy the relationships that grow between my clients and my self. Everyone of them are special to me in their own way.. 2 years ago when I became a caregiver e to go by the three Cs--meaning, I always try to remain cool, calm, and collected. Of course, some situations can be tougher than others. But I think encouragement and open communication often help. For instance, I remember a senior patient I had who refused to take a shower. His bathing schedule was in the morning, so I wondered if he'd prefer to bathe at another time of day. Turned out that changing the schedule to late afternoons before dinner was more acceptable for him. I'd take a similar approach to meal or medication issues--emphasizing a sense of understanding to work out a solution."