Private Duty Caregiver Tricia

23/09/2026

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Fr. Jerry gently reminds us that true happiness does not mean having a perfect life. We can have problems, disappointments, unanswered prayers, and difficult days, yet still have peace in our hearts when we know that God is with us.

Many people spend their lives chasing happiness through money, success, possessions, or the approval of others. These things may bring temporary joy, but they cannot guarantee peace. Real peace comes from knowing that our lives are in God’s hands.

There will always be things we cannot control. Plans may fail, people may disappoint us, and life may not always happen the way we hoped. But when we surrender what we cannot control to God, we no longer have to carry every burden alone.

Peace does not mean that all your problems have disappeared. It means you can still pray, trust, and sleep at night knowing that God is greater than whatever you are facing. Even in the middle of uncertainty, your heart can remain calm because your hope is in Him.

So do not wait for everything in your life to become perfect before allowing yourself to be happy. Be grateful for what you have, trust God with what you lack, and protect the peace He gives you. A peaceful heart with God is one of the greatest blessings you can have.

22/09/2026

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22/09/2026

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19/09/2026

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17/09/2026

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Only Jesus can reach the deepest places in us and bring the healing our hearts need.🍃

16/09/2026

LF EXPERIENCED CAREGIVERS FOR STROKE PATIENTS

12-hour shifting schedule (MORNING and NIGHT shifts)
Location: Chinese General Hospital but when discharged, will transfer to 1st Avenue Caloocan

Patient condition:
- 58-year old patient, female, post hemorrhagic stroke
- With NGT (nasogastric tube) feeding
- Mostly bed-bound and requires assistance with mobility and positioning

Required Skills / Responsibilities
- NGT feeding and medication administration
- Catheter care
- Proper suctioning and secretion management
- Nebulization as ordered
- Monitor SpO₂, respiratory rate and breathing pattern
- Recognize signs of aspiration, respiratory distress or airway obstruction
- Repositioning and pressure sore prevention
- Skin care and hygiene
- Diaper changing
- Bed bath as needed
- Oral care
- Assist with passive/active range-of-motion exercises as instructed by PT/OT
- Assist patient during bed-to-chair/Wheelchair transfer when appropriate and safe
- Maintain a clean and safe patient environment
- Proper documentation of feeding, medications, vital signs, suctioning and other important observations

Caregiver Requirement
- Caregiver should have experience in caring for a stroke patient
- Caregiver should be patient, responsible and trustworthy
- Caregiver needs to be a non-smoker
- Preferably MALE. Female is also ok but needs to be physically strong since patient needs to be lifted sometimes
- 1200/shift

Possible Start Date: Next week

If you think you're right for the job, please send a viber message at 09985895393.
Or you can send an email at [email protected]

Thank you.

16/09/2026

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14/09/2026

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If you ever find yourself carrying a burden that feels too heavy, think of Mary standing at the foot of the Cross. Her heart was pierced with sorrow as she watched her beloved Son suffer, yet she stayed — loving, faithful, and close to Him until the end.

This is why the Church honors Mary as "Our Lady of Sorrows". The title remembers the profound sufferings she endured in union with Jesus, traditionally reflected in her Seven Sorrows from the prophecy of Simeon to the Crucifixion and burial of her Son.

Mary’s sorrow was not a sign that God had abandoned her. Her suffering became an expression of a love that remained faithful even when she could not understand or change what was happening.

And perhaps that is why she feels so close to us when life hurts.

When you are carrying a problem you cannot solve, grieving someone you love, or facing a sorrow you cannot even put into words, you can come to Mary. She knows what it is to suffer. She knows what it is to stay. And as our Mother, she gently leads us to the One who can never abandon us, our Lord Jesus.