What People Say About Us
Care Receivers Journey
MS. BEVERLY CHANG
The light and inspiration for Full circle living, Ms. Beverly was a care receiver living with Huntington's disease. Thanks to kismet she stumbled upon Constance AG while looking for a place to live. Once she came for an interview Ms. AG knew she had to make a life changing choice in helping Ms. Beverly beyond just a place to live, but taking her care on so she would not have to live out her life alone fighting this battle. This meant learning the ropes of caregiving and beyond.
Ms. Beverly was never alone again. Her life blossomed to include many adventures. She able to live out the rest of her life with a higher quality of LIVING, going to movies, out to eat, concerts, plays, and even travel! From Las Vegas to New York. Beverly enjoyed exercise, great comedy and food. Especially meals with family,. Her room and home environment tailored for her needs and safety, as well as her enjoyment.
Loads of pictures and memories speak to making a difference no matter what is faced or adjustments made along the way.
Ms. Beverly Chang July 1972 - April 2018
MS. BABETTE BLACKMAN
A current Care Receiver of Full Circle living Ms. Babette who has gone from her daughters home where she faced fall and flight risks with a Dementia diagnosis, to a much more manageable life style where her daughter and family visit any time they want without the pressure of her daily care. She has a separate focused strong advocate that
fights for her rights in her life as a senior citizen. It has allowed the family to spend more quality stress free time with their mother and grandmother and still insures she receives the special care and attention that she needs in her later life to roll with everyday changes
in her needs. My family become her family in our home environment. Ms. Babette enjoys coloring, the outside garden listening to Frank Sinatra, and outing to dinner with her family. In August of 2019 Ms. Babette became ill and fought almost a month in the hospital. She came home non ambulatory. The Doctors wrote her off. But we did not. We continuing to honor her fight to get well and to advocate for her rights for dignity. Though she came home on hospice, that never stopped our pursuit of what we could do to continue with all adjustments to her quality of life. Advocating with Hospice to change their care process to living. We had an entire year of smiles laughs and family visits and phone calls. Music Movies and late night Old school shows.
Life dedicated to life.
Mrs. Babette Blackman July 1927 - October 2020