Marcella A.

*Creating a path that share true love within your soul and embrace the vision of love. Taken care of my grand parents help shape the good & best part of my life , i understand their fustrations, anger and anxiety of not been able to do what they used to do. As a caregiver, caring for senior citizens and those in needs requires: Patient, self control, staying alert, vigilant ,fitness and experience. The daily routine of a caregive is very important and demanding, assist in daily activities, meal preparation, medication reminder, errands, house cleaning, ROM , conversation and transport to an appointments. So far with my experience as a professional caregiver i have worked different cases of demential, stroke, diabetic,anxienty disorder and hospice companionship and i am so glad to see some happy and those that fully recovered. Life is a Gift & Age is a Blessing.. Our Senior Citizens deserve the best care and love.. I am in my 30's, 185cm in height ,weighing 215 pound and passionate about my job..

Hello! My name is Krystal and I have been working with clients of all age groups who are varied on the level of assistance needed. I have years of experience working with those who experience both mental and physical disabilities in some form. I believe I was born into the caregiving role, not just as a mother myself, but as a natural instinct from my childhood. Caregiving found me in middle school when my mother was diagnosed with bipolar, along with some other mental health issues, and became disabled. As a single child in a single parent home I began to take the reins of household responsibilities gradually starting in middle school and fully running my mothers home by high school age. As her mental health declined she experienced physical health issues resulting in surgical assistance on several occasions. At the age of 18, while still being an in home care giver to my mother, I became my 16 year old cousins custodian. He has Asperger's and Tourette's along with other mental health issues. He was in need of specialized schooling but mostly could manage himself. These experiences are what sparked my passion for getting into the caregiving field. Until my mother and my cousin, I had no experience or knowledge of caregiving or even that there was a need for people like me. As I dug deeper I realized many people don't get the scope or kind of care they truly need. In a way, I feel my background makes me the best caregiver since I truly treat all my clients as family. It is important to work with respect and conduct oneself in a way that trust can bloom. Caregivers are strangers in a clients home so it is important to have manners, be respectful, and to have a bit of tough skin since some clients can change in mood. Having the ability to adapt with changes in mood, environment, temperament, etc. is important because we cannot let these things change how we treat and care for our clients.