Hearts and Halos

09/18/2026

Hello, my name is Leslie, and I am an experienced elder care provider based in Seitz, Kentucky. I am dedicated to offering compassionate home care services tailored to the unique needs of each individual I work with.

I provide both full-time and part-time care, allowing families to choose the schedule that best fits their situation. Whether you need a companion for social interaction or assistance with daily activities, I am here to help. My services can include bathing, dressing, toileting, personal care, medication reminders, companion care, light housekeeping, meal prep and cooking, and respite care among other things for families who may need a break during a challenging time.

I also have experience with hospice patients and understand the importance of providing comfort and dignity in their final days. My training includes CPR and First Aide, ensuring the safety and well-being of those in my care.

If you are looking for a reliable elder care provider who can offer support and companionship, please feel free to message me. I charge per hour (rates will be discussed during phone call or messaging) I look forward to speaking with you and I am eager to help your loved ones live comfortably and confidently at home.

08/25/2026

Need help?
Elderly Caregiver for hire!!!

I am currently available for hire to assist you or your loved one with the tasks of daily living.

I’m available for an AM, PM, Weekend or as needed shift.

I am CPR/FIRST AIDE CERTIFIED.
Recent Background Check.
Up to date on immunizations.
Letters of recommendation and referrals.

I have several years of experience in multi faceted areas of assistance.

Currently serving Salyersville, Magoffin County, and closely surrounding areas.

Let me help you carry some of the overwhelm you’re dealing with.

08/20/2026

08/02/2026

Take time to listen to the stories told by the Elderly, there are no greater or more knowledgeable stories you’ll ever hear, than those told by them.

What might not make sense to you, makes perfect sense to them.

Allow them to share, and listen attentively and curiously.

You may find yourself rather surprised by all that has shaped them into who they’ve become.

Quality time, compassion and love is what the majority of our elderly population desire.

They want someone to talk to them, someone to listen to them, someone to help them, someone to spend time with them and be by there side so they are not managing aging and age related issues all alone.

Consider hiring a caregiver for your elderly loved one, not only to be there to help and support them, but to be there to help and support you by providing respite.

♥️

07/21/2026

✨When you’re looking for a Caregiver for yourself or your loved one, it’s important that you don’t settle for a caregiver that doesn’t fulfill the satisfaction of your needs.

✨It’s not acceptable for a hired professional caregiver to come into your home and play on their phones the whole time, or perform tasks less than satisfactory, nor is it acceptable for them to be disrespectful or inconsiderate in any manner.

✨The caregiver is there to PROVIDE CARE. They are there to help you, and be attentive to you and your needs, not distracted by outside influences.

✨If you are paying for a caregiver, you are technically that individuals employer and you should be receiving exactly what you need and are paying for. That includes attentive, quality care by an individual who is respectful, supportive and considerate of you, and your home.

✨Sadly, I’m seeing and hearing more and more about caregivers staying on their phones the whole time they are with a client, or they’re showing up in their pajamas, or falling asleep on couches and in chairs-neglecting the clients need for supervision and support. They are marking tasks as completed, eating clients food, leaving early and showing up late among several other things, and these are all professionally unacceptable behaviors unless the client/caregiver agreement is otherwise.

✨If you’re not satisfied with someone you have hired to provide care to you, or your loved one, please don’t be afraid to reach out and request or hire a new caregiver.

✨Your well being and satisfaction with your caregiver is just as important to your health as anything else.

07/21/2026

👩‍🦼‍➡️Caregiver Burnout is state of extreme exhaustion, physically, mentally and emotionally. It stems from the high demands that taking care of another person consists of. It’s the body’s response to long term stress.
The symptoms of burnout usually creep in slowly, occurring over time until it reaches an unhealthy stage.

Caregiver Burnout can look like irritability, withdrawal from socializing, anxiety, depression, emotional depletion, lack of interest, fatigue, insomnia, excessive sleep, decreased or increased appetite alongside feelings of hopelessness and the lack of ability to continue providing care.

If you are a caregiver for a loved one and you’re experiencing caregiver burnout, it’s important that you reach out to an individual or an agency who can assist you in taking on the responsibilities for your loved one, and provide you with respite care.

Your well being is just as important as your loved ones. ❤️

07/20/2026

My passion to help others stems from my own hardships, and through playing a major caregiver role in the lives of those I love and have encountered.

At a young age I found myself naturally drawn to help out the older people at church. I’d go over and clean for them, help them with other tasks, or just sit down to have a meal and conversation with them.

Throughout my adult life I provided care and assistance to my grandmother, and others, and then I eventually pursued it professionally.

I’ve been a professional in home care giver for nearly six years now. I’ve worked with a variety of clients, including those with dementia and major mobility impairments.
I’ve also worked alongside hospice many times, and I have sat bedside for countless of hours to assure that someone’s comfort and needs were met while they were nearing their end of life, and not doing alone.

As a caregiver, the role and relief that I can provide to a family and their loved one during uncomfortable and uncertain times, is not only a privilege, but it’s a blessing too. ❤️