Respiratory Disorders Caregivers in Daviess County - 18 caregivers found

My name is Adrianna but you can call me Addy if that's easier to remember. I am 21 years old and live in Spottsville, KY. I'm a very calm and collected person and I enjoy helping others. I was first drawn to being a caregiver when my grandmother was ill and I had to step up and care for her. Being a caregiver isn't easy and back then I didn't get a break. Now that I've become a professional caregiver I take pride in allowing families to have a break from being in that role as well as giving my client someone new to talk to and trust. The most rewarding part about being a caregiver for me is being one of the people aiding in someone's recovery, or knowing I have been part in making someone's last month's bearable and enjoyable. And if I am able to do that I count that as the biggest achievement I could ever manage.

My name is Danna Biggs and I'm 60 years old..I am now a Indiana Certified Nursing Assistant.I live in Evansville Indiana I have been a caretaker for over 20 years I m drawn to it because it's what I love to do.Assisting individuals with tasks as needed makes me feel like I'm a actually making a difference in their quality of life.Ive worked with individuals in their home and I've assisted individuals in a Nursing home and in hospital.Ive assisted the individuals with adls,cooking,cleaning etc and out in community with shopping concerts,to appointments and to work or day program or activity.I also administered medications ,and documented in Mars.I can document on paper or on computer.I worked with Special Needs, sometimes mentally disadvantaged sometimes mentally and physically handicapped or just physically disabled.Im dependable and will work my scheduled hours and even overtime if necessary or as needed.I treat all my clients or individuals with care and respect and dignity.The individuals are safe and in good hands with me.

I've been a caregiver for 2 yrs, I am a mother of 3 babies one angel baby, which I love to take care of people that can't help there selves. It's a beautiful thing

My love and compassion for taking care of others brings me joy I love being able to be adaptable to any situation to make others smile. I love the ability to make others have joy.

I am a very compassionate and caring person. I get along very well with people older than me. I currently work at an assisted living facility and am loved by all of the residents. I enjoy listening to stories of the past. I started out as a medical assistant at an Ob/Gyn office which I worked at for about 10 years until I started a family. I then took over the care of my grandmother when she suffered a stroke and was not able to walk because I did not want her in a facility. I was later employed by a company in Florida to be the care taker of my mother who suffered from COPD until she passed in 2016. My greatest joy is seeing a smile on someones face. The most rewarding thing about being a caregiver is bringing joy to someone for one more day.

I have been a caregiver for 5 years and I've always loved helping people. I am patient, caring and always try to be in a good mood! I love helping people. This is a way for me to get to continue to get to do. I really enjoy hearing peoples stories especially the ones who have been around for a bit. For me it was getting my RDA Certification at 48!

I am a wife and mom of 6, 4 daughters and 2 boys, all teenagers except my almost 3 year old. I'm extremely family oriented and have always been the caregiver of the family. Professionally, I have been a home health aide for nearly 8 years but I have worked in the medical field my whole life and actually went to school to become an EMT

Seeing people at their most vulnerable and providing hope, reassurance, a simple shoulder to cry on, is an amazing feeling." It's a challenging role helping people who would otherwise struggle, but that's something I actively enjoy

I have been in healthcare since I was 17 years old. I had to care for my grandmother at a very young age but I would never trade it for the world! The memories, the stories, it is amazing how much the elderly can have an affect on your life! I have had several jobs outside of healthcare and NOTHING makes me happy except being a CNA! It's my calling! It's what I know and love! I enjoy life so much more knowing I helped someone else in need and was there for them! Wrinkles tell amazing stories!

I am a 46yr old married mother of 2 adult sons. I have always enjoyed helping people. I have worked with developmentally disabled people to severely mentally I'll people and each individual had so many unique qualities and everyone of them had something to offer in their community. They taught me to be a much more patient,attentive and to be a great listener. Not just to hear but listen and I believe that's so very important for a person to be heard. At the end of the day if I'm able to reflect back on my day and know I've done my very best for my clients and hopefully made their quality of life that much better then I can truely say I had a great day and hopefully positively impacted those I've interacted with on that day.