Post Surgery Recovery Caregivers in Eubank - 13 caregivers found

I am generally a happy person who likes to keep busy. I feel that if you can do something now to make your tomorrows better, you should. I became a caregiver for a family member suffering with cancer. As her disease progressed I fould that I was good at managing the details of her disease and helping her gave me comfort. Making her life less stressful and ensuring she had the level of care she deserved made me happy. Hearing her stories and learning from her was one of the great experiences of my life.

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..My main goal is my clients safety and well being . Why i became a caregiver ? I enjoy helping others and if I can makes ones day a little brighter, I leave feeling blessed.

Hello! I am a 21 year old caregiver born and raised in Danville, Kentucky! I am a mother to a 1 year old as well as a nursing student. I will be finished with nursing school in June of 2024. Growing up , my father was always hospitalized due to heart complications which introduced me into nursing , and I consider it 2nd nature. My favorite part of caregiving is helping and giving to others as well as forming new bonds with my clients.

Hi Im Nikkitta Reed, but you can call me Nikki. I am a loving caregiver with over 15 years experience working with eldery, disabbled, and mentally challeneged individuals. Providing personalized care for someone who needs help is very important to me!

I am an outgoing and experienced caregiver.

I love being able to help them when they need the help. My heart is ta,ing care of those who have taken care of us.

I love helping people and making them happy and love putting a smile on people's faces I'm a easy person to get along with

I became a CNA/caregiver back in 2007 because I love people and love to help people. I am very proud that I accomplished my goal, which was to get my license to be called a CNA. I love people, love to sing and whistle anything to make other people smile or feel good about themselves.

I have been a caregiver since I was a child. My Grandfather was bedridden for 15 years with RA and I was the oldest daughter, so I helped my mother with his care. I also cared for my Aunt who suffered from mental illness. She was diagnosed as bipolar and she was also schizophrenic She was also a diabetic with hypertension. I have also been an In Home Care Provider for a non family member who suffered from breast cancer. She lived with me until she passed away which was 34 months. I moved to Somerset to care for my dad who was diagnosed with Congestive heart failure and he was also an insulin dependent diabetic with hypertension and COPD. I cared for him 18 months until his passing and I now I'm a resident of Pulaski County. I'm also a foster parent and I adopted my son from the program when he was 13 and he is now 15. I have a total of 5 children and 4 Grandkids, 2 of which are twins. Caring for others is so good for our hearts, minds and souls. There's no other feeling like helping those in need. God loves us and wants us to do his work which is loving and caring for others as we do ourselves.