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About Caregiver Work

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#1
  • Nina
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  • 2022/07/27 20:00

Let's exchange information and talk about your problems.
Basically, you can talk about anything, but be careful not to give out personal information.

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#143
  • パー子
  • 2022/08/20 (Sat) 18:47
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Y, that was a tough time for you. Safety is the best, so it's best not to overdo it. I have taken care of 10-20 clients and I don't think I had any hardships.
Maybe I have been lucky with my clients.
There were people who didn't want to move at all, people in wheelchairs all the time, people who couldn't find the meaning of life anymore, and many others.
What is it... I felt like I was watching a theater of their lives, and it made me think about how I want to be when I get older, how I want to be a role model, and how I want to age myself.
I also feel like I want to take care of someone while I still can, because there may come a time when I will have to take care of someone else.

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#144
  • パー子
  • 2022/08/20 (Sat) 18:55
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I think that there is also the possibility of getting bored and having fewer conversations.
I have been practicing my own rules to avoid such things as much as possible, and I think it is working well so far.

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#145
  • @ホーム
  • 2022/08/21 (Sun) 07:15
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It was a late night shift.
I'll be home in a few minutes.
Nothing special, but I wanted to write.
Thanks to all the care givers.

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#147
  • @ホーム
  • 2022/08/21 (Sun) 09:40
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> Can I take a nap or something on the late night shift?
It depends on the client's condition and the family's wishes.
In any case, I am awake most of the time.

> Also, what is the hourly rate ？
It depends on the agency and the service.
I can say without a doubt, the hourly rate is not high.

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#148
  • @ホーム
  • 2022/08/21 (Sun) 22:17
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As an addition, some people provide beds for care givers.

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