Rebecca D.

I became a caregiver because I needed a job then I can't stop being one because I loved it, I love helping others and making their life easier. Being a caregiver is one of my passion, I love making difference in peoples lives, I go home happy because I did something for the person in need which made them, smile, comfortable, satisfied and at the end of the day send me home blessed. I'm dependable, compassionate, honest and caring person. What makes me think and believe that I'm a great caregiver is that everyone of my patient called me "my angle" and this is because I treat everyone of them as they were my own, I don't leave anything that can be done today for tomorrow because we may not have tomorrow and I don't want to live with guilty consciousness for the rest of my life, therefore I provide all the assistance the patient needs right then when he/she needs it, not tomorrow.

Care giving is a selfless responsibility for every person giving care to clients and vulnerable people. I always believe that empathy is one of the most significant quality anyone can acquire to be a good caregiver. Before this time, I have worked with different forms of people with different cultures, and most of this people are vulnerable people that needs the attention of people who will show them love care and support them for their basic needs. For that reason, I have been a wonderful and loving caregiver who seeks the interest and comfort of my clients to make them happy and improves their dignity of life. I have special love for vulnerable and hopeless people, and would always wanted to improve the lives of my clients to make them feel like somebody cares despite what they are going through. Improving client lives and happiness is my priority to achieve my goal as a caregiver. When given the opportunity to be employed, I can give appreciation notes and letters from past clients relatives which I am proud of as a caregiver, a loving companion and a friend to the vulnerable.