Teanndra C.

I found myself needing to care for my mom who fell broke her neck. She became quadriplegic. To keep her from going to a nursing home. My only daughter was 2. My oldest brother needed my help, no question I was there. These were very good years. I have worked in commission sales and real estate for over 20 years. I used a Hoyer lift it was invaluable, people must learn about lifting equipment. So not to injure their backs. I prefer to work in Denton with in 4 miles. I have a pleasing attitude and look for the same I understand difficult times and prefer not to dwell on them. I try to look towards more positive endeavors. I am open to helping care for a special needs person.

As a family-oriented individual with a servant's heart. I am passionate about helping other people and making a difference in their lives. As a people focused individual not only do I enjoy making meaningful and impactful connections with others, but I understand being a part of a community that shares the same vision and mission to help others in meaningful ways that will ultimately make a difference in the overall well-being of one's life. I sincerely enjoy filling in the gaps for members and their families and partnering with them in areas such as caregiving, companionship, accomplishing goal-oriented tasks around their homes and any needed errands outside of the home. I want to be that extra helping hand to ensure as a helper and companion that they are being taken care and displaying the highest level of service that they deserve. The satisfaction of knowing and hearing from members and their families of what a difference the connection, assistance, and overall compassion that I provide warms my heart as I know that I am making a difference in not only their lives, but they are making a huge impact on mine as well. I often think of my grandparents and serve everyone as if they were my own family. Building trusted relationships, supporting, and assisting the aging/lifestyle needs of members holistically creates a stronger community for everyone.