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Tmddyan

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what is your fondest memory?
Posted: 05-08-08 13:48pm

IN caregiving i know that i have many fond memories---last summer(im a fishing nut) we took the guys out fishing---just to see the joy on their face when they got a fish was priceless! Not only that but the fact that they looked to me for approval for a good job done was awesome---i really matter to those guys----knowing that i make life better for them and that they love me for that makes life totally worth it. even though to a lot of people i may just be the girl down the street. to them im family and they are the same to me
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Posted: 05-08-08 14:15pm

The fondest memory I have of my patients was to sit and listen to them talk about the old days, their life and loves. Also that they said things to me they couldn't their own family members. They really trusted me. I miss them a lot..Sad
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Posted: 05-08-08 14:46pm

I love stories too---even more about family but it makes me sad in a way---they had so much i dont have and never will have
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Posted: 05-09-08 09:02am

What do you mean?

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Tmddyan

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Posted: 05-09-08 14:55pm

well like the good old days---you know--the romantic horse and buggy stuff---now we just hop in a car and speed to a restaurant---romance was so different back then---that kind of stuff--the nostalgia of it all----sorry a little cheesy but id like it lol
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Posted: 05-09-08 19:03pm

I couldn't agree more...I keep saying I wish we lived in those days...everything is to fast pace and crazy now.
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Posted: 05-12-08 15:41pm

yeah and the clothes they wore---id love to dress like that lol
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Posted: 05-14-08 14:03pm

I enjoy chatting with the residents when I am cleaning their rooms. Some of them have great stories and an amazing sense of humor. I always feel better when I can make them smile.
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Posted: 05-14-08 20:09pm

Putting a smile on their faces is so special..Smile
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