Stroke Caregivers in Cookson - 5 caregivers found

Patience,Compassion, Attentiveness,Dependability, and Trustworthiness. What attracted me to become a caregiver is caring for somone who needs it,BeingNeeded, Feeling Accomplished, Finding personal strength and increasing confidence, Giving back to tired families, Character Building, Developing new skills, Learning to value the present, Making a real difference and Making somoene smile. What I enjoy about being a care giver is helping people and making a difference in their lives. A Personal achievement that I am proud of is getting my BA degree.

I have been doing Home Health Care for about 19 years now and nothing makes me happier. I love what I do and knowing that I am helping someone get through another day with the best care possible given is such a great feeling. Your family member becomes my family member and gets treated as such. I am reliable and willing to travel also. I do not have a busy schedule and am willing to work whenever you need me. I look forward to meeting you and your loved one asap. Amie

I been a CNA for 5 years I have worked in a bunch skilled and none skilled nursing homes. Well I love to help people and my grandma was in and out of nursing homes. So I got to go and I wanted to make a difference in there life's. I enjoy putting a smile on there face just because they in a nursing home don't mean they can't live a little and have fun . Personal achievement well got my CNA license did a whole year of it and I past with straight A's and been a CNA for 5 years . Make there day the best tha I can and being able to make my kids proud of me is the best thing ever

I have been providing companionship, personal care, light housekeeping, laundry and errands off and on for 2 years private and as an employee with a company. I have a total of 7 years overall experience. I am experienced in caring for early-late onset Alzheimer's as well as those who do not suffer from this disease. Experience with those who can become easily agitated even violent. Worked in a day center for 20 months mainly with late stage dementia and also with special needs young adults where I was specially trained to care for dementia in a person centered care. This means the person is treated as an individual and not as an illness. I really love what I do and find I prefer to work on my own because my style is treating everyone with respect regardless of their abilities and making sure all their needs are met are really important to me. I am very compassionate about the people I care for and love what I do. I am not certified at this time but can still be looked up on the registry.

Caregiving is not simply a job, it's who you are. In addition to caring for those I'm paid for, I also care for my parents and family. This is all I've ever done with my life and it's my lifelong passion to care for others as I do my own family. I have personal and professional experience in most areas of care.