Mari Jo H.

“ During my long, varied career as a caregiver, I have helped many elderly and disabled persons in what might be described as "non-standard" care giving activities. Following is a partial list:
* Making giant labels for a legally blind man to I. D. photo archives;
* Arranging hundreds of holiday-themed statues in the home of a wheelchair-bound artist;
* Writing/editing letters for an arthritis-stricken woman;
*...

During my long, varied career as a caregiver, I have helped many elderly and disabled persons in what might be described as "non-standard" care giving activities. Following is a partial list:
* Making giant labels for a legally blind man to I. D. photo archives;
* Arranging hundreds of holiday-themed statues in the home of a wheelchair-bound artist;
* Writing/editing letters for an arthritis-stricken woman;
* Purchase/install dozens of plants on an elderly woman's patio;
* Researching and sketching understandable diagrams for a woman with ocular problems;
* Rearranging the kitchen of an elder with MS so that she could easily reach frequently-needed items.

In short, I have the education and experience to do a wide variety of projects that someone seeking care giving might want but would be afraid to ask from a "regular" caregiver.

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