About Lisa

I have over five years of hands-on caregiving experience supporting elderly individuals, adults with autism, hospice patients, wheelchair users, and people with physical disabilities or limited mobility. Through these experiences, I learned that caregiving is not only about completing daily tasks, it is about preserving dignity, emotional comfort, patience, and human connection. My understanding of caregiving became deeply personal during my teenage years when my grandmother developed Alzheimer's disease. Watching my mother care for her every day had a profound impact on me emotionally. I saw firsthand how vulnerable people can become when they lose independence, and how much love, patience, and emotional presence truly matter. That experience shaped the way I view caregiving today.