About Sharon

My mother passed in December 2020 from Alzheimer's, it was around 9 years from the first signs of it and I learned in that time, how to be a caregiver, I learned patience when she couldn't remember, and to agree with her on mistaken facts to keep from upsetting her, roles flipped and I now had to wash and bathe my mom, I learned to make all the memories we could, laugh, and to take care of my mom like she always took care of me! I learned no one would love and take care of my mom like I would. God showed me again when my 38-year-old daughter was diagnosed with stage 4 metastatic breast cancer after a pathological break of her femur and hip in 2021. I had to do everything for her, as she recovered from multiple surgeries, radiation and chemotherapy. I realized then that everyone deserves someone to take care of them that loves them as their own and treats them like family! That is my passion and how I treat every person that I have the privilege of caring for.