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17 Oct 2025
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Local carers in Dunwich
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Giuseppe S.
Over the years I have had all different assignments; single and couples, some requiring much more care than others, some mobility stricken and others palliative. I have gone through life changing events with clients and their families, sat up all night waiting for ambulances, doctors, district nurses or family members. I have seen and done things I never thought I could cope with. The benefits have far outweighed the negatives. Learning to listen, learning about history, medical conditions, human vulnerabilities. I have learnt how to adapt, about perspective and that everybody is owed the same care in their twilight years. I have grown rhino-hide and not to take things personally. And then the next assignment comes along which could be very ‘low-key’ to the hectic one before and with it a welcome time to charge one’s batteries and reflect. Companionship – sharing conversation and spending time together Personal care – assisting with bathing, dressing and, when necessary, continence support Helping with mobility – some customers need assistance getting around the home including hoisting and transferring Overseeing medication – all according to the customer’s care plan Household chores – help around the home, such as vacuuming or washing clothes Preparing and cooking meals I am an excellent cook due to my Mediterranean background. Running errands – assisting with tasks such as shopping or picking up prescriptions Would I choose to be a carer again if I had my life over? In a heartbeat. Absolutely!
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6 years of experience
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Saxmundum,
IP17
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Maks F
I really enjoy being a live in carer. It gives me a feeling of a great satisfaction and meaning. Communication and competency are key factors which help to create "chemistry" between caregiver and caretaker. I my opinion that "click" is vital to set up partnership which brings benefits to both parties. To achieve this it requires from me a special set of features: hard work, commitment, passion, creativity, awareness to cooperate closely with others involved in care plan, to know the needs of a caretaker means to be a good listener and being approachable. My task is to help achieve agreed goals, needs and expectations (sometimes). I have been involved in a very broad spectrum of care services covering almost all physical and learning disabilities, mental health, spinal and brain injures, challenging behaviour, epilepsy, Down's syndrome, MS, Dementia, etc. I do work nationwide. I prefer to work shifts 3 weeks work 2 weeks of (but I am flexible especially when my Lady and the Commander grants me permission to work longer- I use this opportunity
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7 years of experience
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Saxmundham,
IP17
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Rita M
Hi, I'm Rita from Hungary. I'm 45 years old and have 12 years experience working as a live-in carer in the UK. I have a lot of experience with spinal care so that would be my first choice, but I have many years experience in elderly care too. Please see details in the condition experience section. The only thing I do not do is dementia/Alzheimer care. I am reliable, calm, kind and a fast learner. In my free time I like to walk, exercise, watch a good movie and read.
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12 years of experience
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Saxmundham,
IP17
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