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Cared for a patient with Huntingtons Disease, a muscle disorder which caused her to be unable to complete many tasks on her own. Drove to appointments, took care of cooking, cleaning and organizing the home and any prescriptions and appointments needed.

Live in Caregiver/housekeeper for Patient with terminal cancer. Provided comfort and care along with meals, prescription medicines, doctor appointments and care and maintained the home.

I worked with both the wife initially, who suffered with cancer and chronic back pain. Due to my capabilities and due care and diligence the family then employed me to work with the husband Jim whom suffered Parkinson's and diabetes.I worked with this particular family for quite some time. The role was demanding and rewarding. This role included being the primary care giver, ensuring medication was taken and there medical conditions were supervised. Conducting there physical exercises and liaising with there medical teams to ensure correct prognosis. I also maintained the house and lived in the property with my clients five nights a week. I left the role when Jim Connelly passed away in Feb 2010.

I worked as a painter and decorator, my duties included, painting, light speckling sanding and other types of preparation duties. As well as shop duties when required. I enjoyed the position but felt it was time to return to a caring profession.

With this client I conducted the day to day running of her home, and ensured her comfort and monitored her dayto day needs, I conducted general house hold duties and ensured Mary had her daily needs meet. I escorted her to her medical appointments, and ensured medication was dispensed appropriately.

I worked with this client for a long period of time, and this was my first position in America, this client suffered with Althizemers disease. And my role changed naturally over the duration of time. However I carried out much of the duties you would expect from a nurses aid, with the addition of helping this client try to keep as much normality as physically possible, therefore I frequently escorted him to his offices, and aided him with his daily living, as his symptoms progressed so did the level of care required. I supervised his medication and ensured the client felt comfortable with me and earned his trust. I toughly enjoyed this role and only left this position when my client passed away. I also ran his house hold for him, duties included making his meals, cleaning and arranging his appointments.