Grandma, Mom’s mom, had a stroke. Um let’s see, it’s been, I don’t know, months now, months months months. And this was a stroke that was so bad that the only two choices were; let her die in peace or go to extraordinary measures financially, medically, every way you can think of it extraordinary measures.
So Mom doesn’t want Grandma to die. So, Mom ends up going to the extraordinary measures. I’m talking life, flights, private jets, every doctor you can think of, everything. Well, while Grandma is all over the country getting rehabilitated and ends up coming back here to Michigan and finally starts doing well.
Well anyway while she’s getting rehabilitated the oldest child has decided they’re going to move into her house, right? Because they’re thinking Grandma’s gonna kick it. Well Grandma’s been getting better and better and better. Grandma got her trach tube out, Grandma’s walking, Grandma’s talking, Grandma’s gonna come home in a couple weeks, right? And you would think, “Oh, well she’s not going to be happy that her grandson has moved into her house.” The thing she’s gonna be unhappiest about is the fact that grandson has thrown out all of her earthly belongings or gave them away or sold them.
Grandson cleared out Grandma’s house because he thought she was gonna die and now Grandma’s coming home to a house that is no longer hers. And I would love to be a fly on the wall that day but I feel — I feel terrible for Grandma in this situation. Okay? Grandma don’t seem that lovely either. But boy, do I feel sorry for her. Can you imagine being however old she is? 80 years old well say and you have built a whole life up of things that you treasure and your grandson thinks you’re kicking it. And just gives it all to Goodwill, gives it all away! I know a few different people who have a few pieces. I mean it is just insane.