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Faces of Strength 01.11.2020

Depression is real!! If you or someone you know has any sign of depression including suicidal thoughts or just need someone to talk to.. We're here to help! We're just a phone call away!!

Faces of Strength 21.10.2020

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Faces of Strength 09.10.2020

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Faces of Strength 29.09.2020

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Faces of Strength 23.09.2020

Don't forget to check on loved ones to make sure they are warm and they have something to eat!

Faces of Strength 17.09.2020

Hello all! If you or someone you know have home care, nanny, housekeeping or patient attendant care experience? Please email me your resume @ [email protected]! We'll be scheduling interviews and job placement over the next few weeks! Thanks!

Faces of Strength 30.08.2020

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Faces of Strength 12.08.2020

Several experts say both baby boomers and folks who are already retired are often unprepared to deal with caregiving problems because, "We all look forward to a nice retirement" and don't want to think about issues that could diminish the fantasy.

Faces of Strength 01.08.2020

When you think about retiring, it's tempting to focus on such enjoyable prospects as traveling more or moving into your dream home. Yet as we -- and our parents -- age, it's crucial that we think about the potential downsides, including becoming responsible for the care of another person. By taking action now, you may be able to minimize the financial and emotional stress. The need to help out older parents often becomes apparent at holidays. Sometimes when children visit th...eir folks, they're "shocked," says Bonnie Lawrence, spokesperson for the Family Caregivers Alliance, a nonprofit group that helps locate resources for dealing with an ailing relative. "They see piles of mail and unpaid bills lying around, their parents making mistakes while they're driving, or getting lost when going to a familiar destination such as the grocery store." Although some signs of mental or physical decline may appear gradually, others surface in an acute fashion, such as with a stroke or heart attack. But either way, the implication is the same: Someone needs to make sure that the affected person gets the necessary care or assistance, whether it be help with day-to-day tasks like paying bills or round-the-clock medical treatment. PREPARING FOR PROBLEMS. While caring for a frail or incapacitated elderly person is a topic you'd probably rather not think about when you're planning for your own retirement, you need to face that it could very well be part of your future. In 1997, an estimated 23% of U.S. households contained at least one person who was helping someone older than 50 with such tasks as feeding and dressing themselves or household chores, according to a study by the AARP and the National Alliance for Caregiving. Consider also the federal government's publication, Older Americans 2000, which says that the percentage of people with "moderate" or "severe" memory impairment increases from 4.4% in those 65 to 69 years old to nearly 36% of people 85 or older.

Faces of Strength 24.07.2020

Are you or a loved one in need of a friend, a cook, a nanny, an attendant, a housekeeper, someone to go to the doctors with you or just someone to hang out with but your limited because you have to wait around for loved ones or friends? Do you need someone to care for your loved one? Are you or a loved one facing the hard decision of nursing home placement because there's no one to help. Well look no further, we're here to help! My group of hand selected trust worthy and dedi...cated ladies and men are available for you 24 hours a day 7 days a week, 365 days a year! No matter what your reasons are, we are here for you! We are a privately owned family business that caters to the needs of those 1 day old to 108 years young, those with disabilities, or special needs and even those who just need a helping hand. We offer housekeeping, cooking, trips with you to all of your appts, pet walking and care, Childcare, grocery shopping and or anything else you may need a hand with! Just give us a buzz today! We are here to help... Short term or long term. Email us for a home visit today ..... See more