She has known since childhood years.

I took Care of their lovely mother for 2 year before she lost the battle of a rare disease. It was not termination, she passed on. Feel free to call the daughter. Below is a reference letter from the late Ms. Joannes Children; Jessica K I really cannot express in words what Sally meant to our family, she was more than a caregiver - she was part of our family. Sally acted as the primary caregiver for my mom who suffered from a PSP, progressive supranuclear palsy - a movement disorder neurological disease that was utterly devastating. She required constant vigilance, as she presented high fall risk, choking risk, and was impulsive as a side effect of the disease. When Sally started working with my mom, she would watch her in 8-hour shifts but as the disease progressed my mom required 24-hour care and Sally stayed in the spare bedroom for often 5-6 days of the week. Sally coordinated the alternate caregivers and provided diligent tracking of daily activities and home protocols for the other caregiver to follow. She helped with household chores as well including cleaning, laundry, shopping, and cooking - which was an amazing help. Sally treated our mother with so much love and respect, they had an amazing bond. She made sure my mom kept up with her friends, read text messages when my mom could no longer read and took her on outings. Sally was with her up until the day she passed away and to this day I am so grateful for the role she played in our family. I do not know where we would have been without her.