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I am an LPN nurse, very patient and dedicated to care for the person on my watch. When my father became ill, I took care of him, helping him with his activities of daily living. I enjoy caring for older adults, and helping them stay in their own homes. I felt very happy, when my father was able to eat by himself again.

I became a caregiver because I enjoy helping others and making them feel important. I like when I can help a client achieve a goal and the stories that are sometimes told about the life they lived. I am proud of becoming certified as a medical assistant. I am a 25 year young lady that enjoy seeing other people smile. I love being outside at the park, doing arts and craft projects, reading and learning new things.

I was a homemaker since 1990 raising my 4 children. I love being a mom and was very fortunate to be able to stay home with them in their younger years. When my kids were all in school I took a job working in the cafeteria so I could bring in some money and still be there for them. The time my kids reached high school they didn't need mom so much anymore. I had a deep desire to go to school to become a certified nursing assistant so I could be help to others. In 2009 I graduated and began working in a assisted living facility. I had a lot of compassion and patients for the residents. I worked in Alzheimer/Dementia unit and became very involved with the residents. This furthered my empathy for the families dealing with their loved ones to this disease. I moved to Arizona in 2012 and became a hospice aide. I was very happy to be the one who cared for someone at the most precious time of there life. I learned a lot from my clients about end of life care. There's no better teacher then your client. In 2013 my husband passed away to cancer.I stayed with hospice for another year then resigned. I needed time with my own family through this rough time. I couldn't stay away too long though, the calling came back.This is one of the reasons I keep staying on in this field of work. I like to be helpful to others and support for the families.

Compassionate and caring Caregiver who helps enhances the lives of aging adults throughout the community. Provides a variety of non-medical services that allow seniors to remain in their home and meet the challenges of aging with dignity, care and compassion.

I enjoy talking to seniors and have a clear voice that is easy to hear. I have no problem talking loud if someone is hard of hearing. I grew up helping some elderly ladies in my church and my grandma. I would mow lawn, clean, take them shopping, and provide much needed visiting and companionship. I would also drive my Grandma to her multiple knee surgeries (7 to be exact), and help care for her post-surgery. My grandma is the one who taught me to be thorough in my cleaning and do work to be proud of. She now has Alzheimer's and doesn't know who I am, but I still enjoy having one sided conversations with her about the good old days. I was an EMT for several years with our local ambulance, so I'm calm in emergencies also. I have a Compassionate heart, love people, and like to laugh.

Hello my name is Pam and I have been a caregiver for 13 years I also am licensed in the state of Virginia. I went in to caregiving after I had worked for the federal service for 28 years. I always knew my calling was to be in this field but I became a mother young and then a single mother and did not go to school until my children were much older. I love being a caregiver to the elderly because I know that they receive the best treatment and respect and dignity is kept until my services are no longer needed. It is such a joy to me to see the elderly that I take care of smile everyday and laugh and enjoy life. I had several great references that can be called as to those that I have taken care of whether it be their parent their spouse or their mother. I look forward to meeting and speaking with you as to what I can do to take care of your mother or father or spouse whatever the case may be to ensure you that they will be in very caring and loving hands while you are at work or while you are just a way from them during the day or night.

Hello, My name is Helen Robinson, I have lived in the DFW area about 7 years now by way of Virginia. I started caregiving shortly before I moved to Texas and instantly LOVED it. I thought how lucky am I to find my calling at 22yrs old. Once I started my giving personality took the lead. I learned that I had such neverending patience with situations I was faced with and that alone carried me through allowing me to fully understand each individuals circumstances and meet those needs the best way fit for the client. Being a caregiver has been so naturally rewarding in itself. Being able to help and seeing the relief that such help provided to families and their loved ones is truly what motivated me to keep helping and soon became what I enjoyed most. Being a caregiver has allowed me to personally achieve wonderful relationships with many people and long lasting friends. I truly feel I'm making a difference by helping as much as I can and I hope to continue to grow and help many more!!

Whether a family member needs a little extra help around the house, assistance recovering from a hospital stay or someone to check in on them throughout the week, I can help. I'm a certified nursing assistants with hospital patient care experience. I'm specially trained to provide just the services your loved one needs. My In-Home Care Services include: Companionship, socialization, and activities Light Housekeeping Laundry Meal preparation Medication reminders Bathing and personal hygiene Dressing assistance Incontinence care In-home mobility, transferring, and repositioning Transportation Vitals signs Blood sugars Let me help you take care of your love one!

Enjoy helping others and feel it is a meaningful job that makes life a little easier for families that need help with an elderly or disabled family member. I am a committed person with a lot of love to share in caring for others.