WECare Community
I am your Caregiver
Grandmother, Grandfather, Mother, Father,
Brother, Sister, Aunt, Uncle, Son or Daughter.
Whatever name I use to call you formally
I am here.
I have vowed to be your caregiver.
I have taken responsibilities and tasks you are no longer able to perform.
There is nothing too large or too small to deserve my attention.
When I'm with you I feel as though I can't do anything more.
When I'm away I feel I haven't done enough.
I don't take a vacation and if I do, I can't enjoy it-
Not because of anything you would ever say or do but because I want to care for you.
Most of the time I want to
provide what you need myself because no one else could give
you that personal touch.
Sure I might need a break,
but if I took a physical break I would still be thinking about you.
I am your doctor; I diagnose your medical conditions.
I am your nurse; I take care of you physically.
I am your pharmacist; I give you your medication.
I am your psychiatrist; I listen to your problems.
I am your accountant; I balance your checkbook and take care of your bills.
I am your nutritionist; I assist in making your meals.
I am your personal assistant: I help with making appointments.
I am your maid and your transportation director; I clean your home
and take you where you need to go.
I am all of these things to you because I care.
I am formally known as your caregiver.
-Dr. Eboni Green

