Karen K.

1 star is not fair especially that I went beyond his expectations of giving care to his mother. By the way I am not a sitter I am a care giver. The other woman he has working for him sits and reads or uses her laptop and she told me that she only works 11 hours a week by giving the mother a bath but the rest of the time she also cries because the mother curses at her. Todd S. told me he feels sorry for her. Well you can't sit all day and not let the person with Alzheimer's not know you are there. You must talk and try to get the patient to walk. I had no trouble with Todd's mother she was out of control a couple of times but you just have to know and think right away how to handle the situation. I actually love taking care of people with Alzheimer's or dementia because it is such a challenge and you really have to be on your toes and on top of things. Todd needs to pay more attention to his mom instead of keeping her in her room all day and night. He has no patience when it comes to his mom I saw that first day I worked. Todd needs to go to some classes and understand the psychology of Alzheimer's because he has no clue.