Speaker: Brookyln Dikis
What is your name? What region of Ohio do you live in?
Brookyln Dikis: Just wanna thank, the quality life, family, uh, quality life. They're awesome. Especially, Jackie and Stacey and Jackie. Jackie Jackson. They're awesome people. They're really nice, they're really friendly, they do what they best for all the clients of their company and stuff like that and just thank you. But then I'm thinking about shared living staffing too. Hopefully everybody is nice. Um, I have a dog and they make sure my dog's safe even when I go to hospital visits and everything else, Jackie and she's awesome, uh, is awesome. Um, everything else. So I just gotta let you guys know. I'm really thankful of a loving person, um, in my life. I know it's stressful, I was a caregiver once too. I had to act like that, um, for my dad, um, who passed away Carl. And, um, so my name is Brooklyn Dikis I just want to thank Quality of Life Um, they just try to be there for me and support me and I, are happy for me, I know it's hard for me. With Mental trauma issues and disabilities also. Um, it's a hard job. I get it. So I just wanna let you guys know, um, it's a hard job out there and hopefully is like me to come next in my life. So I'm looking for it in the Canton area. So hopefully I love country. I love art. I love music. Um, I like dogs. I like, um, not big dogs. My dog is friendly, he likes to bark, he has separations anxiety he's really friendly, really caring. Um, so we've been through thick and thin together. I've been through a lot of trauma issues, been abused. I have problems with things. But you know, Quality of Life is like family to me. So hopefully never everything. So too I will. My mom, I know you guys are at in my prayers at the end of the day, my stay is Abigail and I'm currently in, but my name, her name would be Elizabeth. So hopefully you guys will like me. Um So as soon as appreciate all the caregivers in the world, it's a hard job dealing with people with disabilities. Um Okay, I love you guys and bye.
Who is the care worker you would like to thank? Why are you grateful for them? How do they help you or others?
Brookyln Dikis: I wanna thank Stacey um my friend because she she's awesome, she's like a mom. She does things like vacations, you know, I do a day camp uh for the kids and clients and everything. Now she does vacations here. She does everything she tries to do is make sure everything she advocates for the client, she's advocating for me. Um She does a lot. Umm, Jackie does a lot too. Um and um they both uh Jackie does a lot, she does a lot with me clients. Uh She has a service, dog named Tina, Jackie um does um and uh everything else and Stacey does all she's like a mom to me. So I shouldn't say that but, you know, sad and you're a great place for quality of life Um So it, so I can't say I can't move so well done so much. Bye.
Anything else you would like to share regarding our care workers and other DSPs and your gratitude for them?
Brookyln Dikis: Stacey's awesome. Jackie is awesome. I'm very thankful, They do a lot, I'm very thankful and they, they, they try really hard for us clients. Um They do everything they possibly could, trips and um I have an amazing time with them. People - they go and take me out to do things. Uh Jackie is awesome about that. Mom is too. She has a lot to advocate for us. You know, she does a lot. Everybody does a lot for this company. Um going on trips. I try to get more. She tried asking for that too for me. Uh You know, everybody's trying to rest in this world and you only have so much staff, they're looking for staff too. Um It just really grateful. I'm very grateful for them.
