Jasmine
How did you become the caregiver for your loved one?
I became a care giver when my mother went through dementia.
Has your relationship changed with the loved one that you are caring for? If so how?
My mother has passed but I'm still supportive to those In need
What is the hardest thing about being a caregiver and the most rewarding thing?
The hardest thing about being a caregiver is gaining a relationship that might not include long-term services. The best part is giving the joy and doing whatever I can to make the situation better.
What advice would you give to other caregivers?
Love others and be compassionate.
In ten words or less, what has caregiving taught you?
Love and be compassionate and treat elders with the upmost respect.
Describe a situation where being a Fearless Caregiver helped you succeed?
My mother had been a nurse for over 40 years. She had came home and told me her fellow patient has moved on. My mother says you have to be strong and let the people you serve know that maybe the last moments can be the best.
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