Caregiver Stereotypes Redefined

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Lelah

Auburn, MA

United States

Caregiver

Artist

Small Business Owner

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

I cook with love, and bring meals to those experiencing grief or illness. I like to take away that worry.

Kitty

Leominster, MA

United States

Bunny Mom

Caregiver

Thyroid Disease

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

Everywhere I go I smile. Trying to spread joy.

Miranda

Townsend, MA

Estados Unidos

Mother

Caregiver

Sports Fan

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

I'm always caring for someone, from my job as a CNA, to being a mother. Helping people is important to me.

Shannen

Worcester, MA

United States

Spiritual

New Yorker

Caregiver

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

Providing a caring smile and hugs to those in need to remind them there is some good in the world.

Why are you participating?:

Don´t judge a book by its cover, getting to know one another.

Carmen

Worcester, MA

United States

Spiritual

Mother

Caregiver

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

Take care of those in need with love and dignity.

Why are you participating?:

That there is more in a person than what you see.

Adria

Worcester, MA

United States

Single Mother

Nature Lover

Caregiver

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

I like to compliment strangers on a daily basis. Everyone deserves to feel special!

Why are you participating?:

I'm participating because the world needs more love and peace. Live and LET Live!

Sharon-Grace

Lancaster, MA

United States

Gardener

Caregiver

Artist

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

I am my disabled husband's caregiver, an ongoing act of love. He left this world behind on August 8th, 2018. I am working toward finding new opportunities to care for other people.

Why are you participating?:

People have more things in common than disparate. Helping people pause, and rethink or look anew at others is good. We all need each other. Each of us has something to offer. Our giving to others needs to be without judgement and to be sourced from unconditional love.