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I would consider myself a great caregiver because I had been taking care of my brother who was born with down syndrome up until last year when he passed away. While growing up with him I found a love for working with individuals like him. I found a love for career choice so I started working with the mentally disabled. I worked in the Hebrew Home for the aged where I also found love in caregiving for others. Knowing that I can bring peace and joy to others is why I love this field so much. Before my grandmother passed she was diagnosed with Alzheimer's and dementia.

I like caring for others. To the point where I feel like it is myself I'm caring for. It is very rewarding when caring for someone given the smile that speaks louder than the word thank you. So much in life we take for granted. When caring for other I have patience, empathy, i am dependable, compassionate, caring, full of life and creativity, integrity. And strength....

Outgoing young woman, enjoy caring for the elderly and sick. Has many years taken care of grandparents, aunts and uncles who were sick from pancreatic and stomach cancer, luekemia, copd, diabetes, hiv/aids, memory loss, Alzheimer's and dementia. I dedicate my services to people to help them heal and feel at their best and most comfortable while they're sick. I'm most proud of having the chance to have a gift to connect with people on a level that eases their pain. Since graduating with a degree in human Service, I understand much more about caring for people and presenting the energy of love and wellness.