Parkinson's Disease Caregivers in Fish Camp - 8 caregivers found

I am a caring compassionate person who loves to see and create happiness. I understand the frustration and limitation sometimes life brings upon us and am always willing to help to make things easier and a bit more tolerable when possible. I feel everyone should have companions by their side or near. I also understand in giving space when needed, though keeping a watchful eye for safety. I enjoy being able to help in any way possible. I am open minded and have giving heart to all that is set before me. I also enjoy sharing stories and being physically proactive in activities to support and/or maintain our health.

I am no longer working as a caregiver, cannot figure out how to delete my profile. I hope you find the care you are looking for

Hello My name is lorie. I have been a care provider my whole adult life. I enjoy helping and caring for others when they cannot do it for themselves it not only helps the patient but also the family. It is stressful to take care of a loved one and have day to day challenges for yourself and I see that in many families I myself have been in that situation and it's such a blessing to have someone that you can count on and trust to come in and take care of your loved. Even if it's for companionship while you can go take care of errands Or just to have a little R and R for yourself we all need that once in a while. I'm well experienced in my field I know how to do vital signs check blood sugars if needed remind patients to take medications and/or help pour medications out on a daily basis I know How to give bed baths and/or assist the patient to a shower or bathtub with safety in mind at all times I work with patients to their abilities. I let them do as much as they can for themselves then I am there to assist. Also CPR certified.

I have always wanted to help others in every way I can. Growing up in a small community you find yourself already doing simple things like helping the neighbor with her groceries and it inspired me to do more. I enjoy becoming the companion my patients need and showing them companionship. My compassion and willingness to help others helps me to succeed as a caregiver!

I like to cook

My name is Diana Halvorson. I spent over 7 years providing care to my husband, who passed in late 2019 of cancer-related issues. I did not have much help during that 7 years because we lived in a remote, rural community. I would like to help other people in a similar situation so they do not have to deal with this alone. I believe my most purtenent traits that will help me in this endeavor is my patience and calmness under pressure. I enjoy making people feel that they matter. The love I receive from my children, both human and fur, are the achievements I am most proud of.

A SMILE. A HUG. A FRIEND My goal is to be there for your loved one and family when help is needed the most. It is important to bring joy and peace to those who are going through various stages of illness including hospice. I can provide the calm and compassionate care that is needed for people with mild to advanced memory issues. Am committed to caring for those with physical, emotional and mental limitations. Am there to encourage and help them reach these goals however large or small they may be. My ability to do these things were achieved through the experience and knowledge gained in nursing school and working in a skilled nursing facility. I am a licensed Home Care Aid and received my CNA certificate and graduated from Nursing Assistant Training Academy in Fresno, CA. Also Red Cross trained in CPR. My purpose is to lessen the pain, uncertainty and fear we have all felt when our loved ones are suffering. It would be a privilege to serve you and your family in this capacity. Very sincerely, Diane Langford Background check, DMV record and referral letters available on request.

Hello my name is Amanda I have been doing caregiving for the past few years ever since I was the age of 16 with my grandmother. I have a lot of patience and care and love for each other person that I take care of they become like part of my family. What I enjoy most about caregiving is being able to take care of somebody while they are in the conference of their home and giving them the ability to be able to do things that they still want to do.