About Peggy

Peggy worked with our family for three years, and after having several caregivers over the years, she was by far the very best. She cared for my mother with genuine love, compassion, and dignity — as if she were caring for her own family member. Peggy anticipated my mom’s every need and handled everything with patience and kindness. She managed her medications, took her to countless appointments — including doctors, therapy, hair and nail appointments — and made sure she was always comfortable and cared for. One memory that especially stands out is when Peggy helped my mom into a wheelchair and took her outside for a walk on a beautiful day, even when we didn’t think she was well enough to leave the house. My mom absolutely loved it. My mother adored Peggy and depended on her deeply. She was always disappointed when Peggy’s shift ended. Over time, Peggy became more than a caregiver — she became part of our family. We sadly lost my mom, and we miss her every day. We also miss Peggy very much and will always be grateful for the love, comfort, and peace of mind she gave all of us during such an important time in our lives.