Post Surgery Recovery Caregivers in Stony Creek - 40 caregivers found

I am 25 years young. I have taken care of my grandmother post-operation for about 1 year. I love to cook, meal prepping is a daily go-to, even for myself. I was attracted to the position of being a caregiver because I love to cook for others, and help those who cannot help themselves. Being a caregiver means you mean something the person you are caring for, and your patient means a lot to you as well. I am also a NHA certified phlebotomy technician & I am CPR certified as well.

I'm highly motivated to give the best care possible to anyone I care for. I'm familiar with home care and have 6 years of experience. I enjoy helping people to get back to a good quality of life. Even with the most difficult people, I welcome the chance to help them. It's worth it because everyone is worth it.

I became a caregiver because I love helping people. I have CNA experience, care giver experience, & housekeeping experience also. I can cook, clean, bath etc.

I am a very patient and compassionate person. I enjoy helping people and take pride in the care I provide to individuals in need. When I put myself in someone else's shoes, I can better gauge what types of care they need most. I love making someone's life better because I'M involved in their life as it's very satisfying to help someone. I'm most happy when I make a positive impact in someone's day or life. I am Certified Nurse Assistant in the Commonweath of Virginia.

Hello my name is Terri Seaborn. I come from a military background my father was in the army also my older brother and sister both army sister is a retired major. Also I am married my husband is retired army as wel l25years Of service. I start taking care helping my mother take care of my father who came down with cancer and also I started taking care of my sister who got sick and now I take care of veterans in my home that needs in home Loving Care I've been taking care of veterans for over 15 years now I actually love what I do that I can help someone that need great help to keep them thriving and to see that they are getting good care and love because that's what anybody deserve as to have someone that honestly that can love them and take care of them regardless of what shape that they may be in I am loyal and very dependable and trustworthy and I love there company when going with the veterans to their appointments when the family cannot . Because of whatever reason they may have I become their eyes and ears. And I am so proud of myself that I have taken care veterans and see the love and smiles that they have on their face to be in a loving and caring environment with someone and their family sees it as well Who honestly love them. Who truly care for them regardless of the situation that they are in and they also love the outing that I take them on besides Dr appointments and a lot of the social workers at the Richmond VA and therapist has been to my private home as well when I was keeping veterans in my private home and they saw the care and love that t the veterans was receiving from me. Veteran and elderly they deserve the upmost respect and care because they paved the way for us. Sincerely Terri Seaborn

Yes hi I love being a caregiver because when my mom got sick 5 years ago she needed somebody that was caring and loving and patient and I did that for her I treat everybody like if they are like family to me because I know how I want to be treated if I'm ever in that situation also I am a people person I love being around people

I am compassionate, patient, and dependable. I naturally look for the good in people and provide calm, steady support--especially during stressful or anxious moments. My studies in Family and Human Services help me care for others with understanding and respect. Caring for my dad, a disabled Army veteran, showed me how meaningful it is to support someone through both struggles and everyday life. It deepened my desire to help others feel seen, valued, and cared for. I enjoy building genuine connections and being a source of comfort. The small moments--helping someone feel calm, heard, or less alone--are what matter most to me. I'm proud of caring for my dad while continuing my education. It strengthened my resilience, deepened my compassion, and confirmed my path in Family and Human Services.

I have a passion for caring and love working with different age groups. I am a good listener and obtain information really good. I enjoy most making a difference in a persons life.

I became a caregiver because I have a special heart of helping the elderly.I love the fact that I can be there foe someone who needs help.Am going to school for social work program and with that program I will comtinue helping the community

Im a mom of 2 who is driven and dependable, it comes natural for me to be a caregiver I'm a very caring and patient person I enjoy helping other and making them feel better about their selves.