“It only kills old people anyway,” the young doctor said to my 72-year-old grandmother. Miffed, she recounted this interaction to me over the phone. “I could have a good 20 years left!” My grandmother mails me homemade quilts. She cares daily for my disabled mother. She baked cookies for an entire hospital floor of nurses after her successful surgery. Her presence adds richness to the world. I dream of a future in which I can see her again, and in which others see her as more than expendable. — Shayna Fleming
Real Life of an MSW 
I believe grandmothers are the most important people in the world.
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I agree grandmothers are often special, and need to be protected at all cost.
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Is it covid? Same awful words here
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I am unsure of the diagnosis that the grandmother was given, but it doesn’t matter we should all be treated with dignity, and respect. I am apologize that you too had to experience such a negative attitude.
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Thank you.
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