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My parents were both diagnosed very early on in life with Alzheimer’s and dementia. I was very fortunate to be able to care for them for several years before it became necessary to place them in a facility. This was very difficult for me to do. In honor of my parents, after my father’s passing, I was determined to make it my life’s mission to learn as much about caring for the elderly, Alzheimer’s disease and dementia, so I could own my own facility and care for as many loved ones possible I am so grateful to do what I do each and every day. I will continue to mentor and educate staff, friends, loved ones, residents, and communities….to ensure the Most Attentive Care.

I would beg my mother to take me to visit “Lulu” because I didn’t get to see her long enough when visiting her through school. With each visit to the nursing home I had a feeling of fulfillment and knew I wanted to grow up to become a nurse and help all the “Lulu’s.”

As a teen I began working in the laundry service department at the nursing home, by the age of 18 I had become a Certified Nursing Assistant, and 10 years later I returned to school to become a nurse. During this time my Grandmother was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, and even though each day was different we made the most out of what God had given us.

Through my personal experience as a family member and caregiver I ensure each resident is treated with dignity and respect. I wish for all staff, families and community members to understand the elderly are individuals regardless of their diagnose, and each one of these amazing individuals have their own story.