Senior Care Support

Shortly before my daughter was born, my sweet mama began to need more help than our family was able to personally provide. Managing the new day-to-day of having a newborn while trying to manage the daily life necessities for my mama required more time that we had in one day.

We just needed a little help. Simple things like light house cleaning, a load or two of laundry washed and dried, changing the sheets on her bed, cleaning out the litter box, a grocery store run, and maybe some light meal prep to cover a few days.

It was stressful and scary thinking about someone that we could trust- most importantly someone that my mama would trust and maybe even enjoy their company- to come into her home for just a few hours a week. We were lucky in that the wife of one of my brother’s coworkers was able, willing, and loving enough to fill this roll in my mama’s last few months of life.

If your family is facing similar challenges and there just aren’t enough hours in the day for you to personally do everything, I can help. Some examples of ways I can help are:

• House Cleaning

• Laundry

• Grocery Store Runs

• Meal Prep

• Getting active by walking or going outside

• Compassionate Conversation