My 85 year old grandma had COVID

[LNS]

Actually I’m not 100% on her age (I know.... I’m a shitty grandson), but I’m positive she’s in the 85-90 range. She’s also diabetic and overweight, and has dementia.

But she got COVID-19 months back and beat it. People are terrified of this disease, though.

[lettherebehouse]

Alpha

[denali4eva]

No offense but, it probably should have put her out of her seemingly misery...

[LNS]

No offense but, it probably should have put her out of her seemingly misery...

None taken.

My grandma on my dad’s side has dementia and my grandpa on my mom’s side had Alzheimer’s, so genetically I’m fucked. I told my wife I’ve I start to show the signs in my later years then I’m taking myself out.

[denali4eva]

No offense but, it probably should have put her out of her seemingly misery...

None taken.

My grandma on my dad’s side has dementia and my grandpa on my mom’s side had Alzheimer’s, so genetically I’m fucked. I told my wife I’ve I start to show the signs in my later years then I’m taking myself out.

Damn man, why did you have to say something funny?

[Uncontroversial]

No offense but, it probably should have put her out of her seemingly misery...

None taken.

My grandma on my dad’s side has dementia and my grandpa on my mom’s side had Alzheimer’s, so genetically I’m fucked. I told my wife I’ve I start to show the signs in my later years then I’m taking myself out.

I see some signs in cognitive decline in you already, to be perfectly honest

[LNS]

No offense but, it probably should have put her out of her seemingly misery...

None taken.

My grandma on my dad’s side has dementia and my grandpa on my mom’s side had Alzheimer’s, so genetically I’m fucked. I told my wife I’ve I start to show the signs in my later years then I’m taking myself out.

I see some signs in cognitive decline in you already, to be perfectly honest

No troll... I’ve always seen this in your future:

[CleveTown™]

Alpha gramma!

[gaskill15]

Uncontroversial got cucked by LNS’s grandmammy.

[Y2K]

My grandmother also, but she's 87. She beat it but it almost killed her. She told us that she never felt that sick before, even through both of her bouts with cancer. It's nothing to be played with man. Proceed with caution but don't kill yourself trying to avoid it.

[LNS]

AG grannies are 2/2 so far beating COVID

[kobeunderbite]

Never mentioned this but my grandfather died of COVID in May, or so we think. The reason we're not sure is yes he tested positive right before his death but he wasn't doing well physically since pre-COVID so it may have been something else, or COVID may have just pushed him over the line.

He was actually part of the NYC nursing home genocide. Technically he was in assisted living and not a 'nursing home,' but the city funneled COVID positive patients into his home all the same. He was in his 90's but for his age in decent enough shape mentally/physically. He wasn't "totally" there mentally but he was still himself. However he did have a history of heart/breathing problems, so it's not surprising if it got him, and he was basically left to die. It was at the height of the hysteria when they weren't admitting anyone to hospitals in NYC let alone someone in their 90's. Now my parents are part of the civil suit they are filing against the city and Cuomo lol.

Funny enough, my other grandfather, also in his 90's, lives on his own and beat COVID around the same time with virtually no symptoms. He's a lifelong democrat who for the first time in his life voted Republican for Trump in 2016 and will be doing so again in 2020 lol

[LNS]

Never mentioned this but my grandfather died of COVID in May, or so we think. The reason we're not sure is yes he tested positive right before his death but he wasn't doing well physically since pre-COVID so it may have been something else, or COVID may have just pushed him over the line.

He was actually part of the NYC nursing home genocide. Technically he was in assisted living and not a 'nursing home,' but the city funneled COVID positive patients into his home all the same. He was in his 90's but for his age in decent enough shape mentally/physically. He wasn't "totally" there mentally but he was still himself. However he did have a history of heart/breathing problems, so it's not surprising if it got him, and he was basically left to die. It was at the height of the hysteria when they weren't admitting anyone to hospitals in NYC let alone someone in their 90's. Now my parents are part of the civil suit they are filing against the city and Cuomo lol.

Funny enough, my other grandfather, also in his 90's, lives on his own and beat COVID around the same time with virtually no symptoms. He's a lifelong democrat who for the first time in his life voted Republican for Trump in 2016 and will be doing so again in 2020 lol

Damn KUB... sorry for your loss.

[kobeunderbite]

Never mentioned this but my grandfather died of COVID in May, or so we think. The reason we're not sure is yes he tested positive right before his death but he wasn't doing well physically since pre-COVID so it may have been something else, or COVID may have just pushed him over the line.

He was actually part of the NYC nursing home genocide. Technically he was in assisted living and not a 'nursing home,' but the city funneled COVID positive patients into his home all the same. He was in his 90's but for his age in decent enough shape mentally/physically. He wasn't "totally" there mentally but he was still himself. However he did have a history of heart/breathing problems, so it's not surprising if it got him, and he was basically left to die. It was at the height of the hysteria when they weren't admitting anyone to hospitals in NYC let alone someone in their 90's. Now my parents are part of the civil suit they are filing against the city and Cuomo lol.

Funny enough, my other grandfather, also in his 90's, lives on his own and beat COVID around the same time with virtually no symptoms. He's a lifelong democrat who for the first time in his life voted Republican for Trump in 2016 and will be doing so again in 2020 lol

Damn KUB... sorry for your loss.

Thanks. His whole assisted living facility was on lockdown for a week-plus before his death so all we could do was get him on the phone occasionally or get updates from the inept management there. Pretty lousy situation and a lot of criminal negligence involved for sure.

[Da Stars.]

Never mentioned this but my grandfather died of COVID in May, or so we think. The reason we're not sure is yes he tested positive right before his death but he wasn't doing well physically since pre-COVID so it may have been something else, or COVID may have just pushed him over the line.

He was actually part of the NYC nursing home genocide. Technically he was in assisted living and not a 'nursing home,' but the city funneled COVID positive patients into his home all the same. He was in his 90's but for his age in decent enough shape mentally/physically. He wasn't "totally" there mentally but he was still himself. However he did have a history of heart/breathing problems, so it's not surprising if it got him, and he was basically left to die. It was at the height of the hysteria when they weren't admitting anyone to hospitals in NYC let alone someone in their 90's. Now my parents are part of the civil suit they are filing against the city and Cuomo lol.

Funny enough, my other grandfather, also in his 90's, lives on his own and beat COVID around the same time with virtually no symptoms. He's a lifelong democrat who for the first time in his life voted Republican for Trump in 2016 and will be doing so again in 2020 lol

Sorry about your loss Undies.

[Uncontroversial]

Never mentioned this but my grandfather died of COVID in May, or so we think. The reason we're not sure is yes he tested positive right before his death but he wasn't doing well physically since pre-COVID so it may have been something else, or COVID may have just pushed him over the line.

He was actually part of the NYC nursing home genocide. Technically he was in assisted living and not a 'nursing home,' but the city funneled COVID positive patients into his home all the same. He was in his 90's but for his age in decent enough shape mentally/physically. He wasn't "totally" there mentally but he was still himself. However he did have a history of heart/breathing problems, so it's not surprising if it got him, and he was basically left to die. It was at the height of the hysteria when they weren't admitting anyone to hospitals in NYC let alone someone in their 90's. Now my parents are part of the civil suit they are filing against the city and Cuomo lol.

Funny enough, my other grandfather, also in his 90's, lives on his own and beat COVID around the same time with virtually no symptoms. He's a lifelong democrat who for the first time in his life voted Republican for Trump in 2016 and will be doing so again in 2020 lol

Happy to hear about the death in your family

[LNS]

Never mentioned this but my grandfather died of COVID in May, or so we think. The reason we're not sure is yes he tested positive right before his death but he wasn't doing well physically since pre-COVID so it may have been something else, or COVID may have just pushed him over the line.

He was actually part of the NYC nursing home genocide. Technically he was in assisted living and not a 'nursing home,' but the city funneled COVID positive patients into his home all the same. He was in his 90's but for his age in decent enough shape mentally/physically. He wasn't "totally" there mentally but he was still himself. However he did have a history of heart/breathing problems, so it's not surprising if it got him, and he was basically left to die. It was at the height of the hysteria when they weren't admitting anyone to hospitals in NYC let alone someone in their 90's. Now my parents are part of the civil suit they are filing against the city and Cuomo lol.

Funny enough, my other grandfather, also in his 90's, lives on his own and beat COVID around the same time with virtually no symptoms. He's a lifelong democrat who for the first time in his life voted Republican for Trump in 2016 and will be doing so again in 2020 lol

Happy to hear about the death in your family

It’s coming, Russell...

[vcsgrizzfan]

Never mentioned this but my grandfather died of COVID in May, or so we think. The reason we're not sure is yes he tested positive right before his death but he wasn't doing well physically since pre-COVID so it may have been something else, or COVID may have just pushed him over the line.

He was actually part of the NYC nursing home genocide. Technically he was in assisted living and not a 'nursing home,' but the city funneled COVID positive patients into his home all the same. He was in his 90's but for his age in decent enough shape mentally/physically. He wasn't "totally" there mentally but he was still himself. However he did have a history of heart/breathing problems, so it's not surprising if it got him, and he was basically left to die. It was at the height of the hysteria when they weren't admitting anyone to hospitals in NYC let alone someone in their 90's. Now my parents are part of the civil suit they are filing against the city and Cuomo lol.

Funny enough, my other grandfather, also in his 90's, lives on his own and beat COVID around the same time with virtually no symptoms. He's a lifelong democrat who for the first time in his life voted Republican for Trump in 2016 and will be doing so again in 2020 lol

Happy to hear about the death in your family

Sigh....

[americaninfidel]

Never mentioned this but my grandfather died of COVID in May, or so we think. The reason we're not sure is yes he tested positive right before his death but he wasn't doing well physically since pre-COVID so it may have been something else, or COVID may have just pushed him over the line.

He was actually part of the NYC nursing home genocide. Technically he was in assisted living and not a 'nursing home,' but the city funneled COVID positive patients into his home all the same. He was in his 90's but for his age in decent enough shape mentally/physically. He wasn't "totally" there mentally but he was still himself. However he did have a history of heart/breathing problems, so it's not surprising if it got him, and he was basically left to die. It was at the height of the hysteria when they weren't admitting anyone to hospitals in NYC let alone someone in their 90's. Now my parents are part of the civil suit they are filing against the city and Cuomo lol.

Funny enough, my other grandfather, also in his 90's, lives on his own and beat COVID around the same time with virtually no symptoms. He's a lifelong democrat who for the first time in his life voted Republican for Trump in 2016 and will be doing so again in 2020 lol

Happy to hear about the death in your family

Sigh....

It's difficult to understand what Madness gets out of his persona. He's a middle-aged guy who behaves like a 13 year-old who thinks he's edgy. It's kind of pathetic really.

[Da Stars.]

Happy to hear about the death in your family

Sigh....

It's difficult to understand what Madness gets out of his persona. He's a middle-aged guy who behaves like a 13 year-old who thinks he's edgy. It's kind of pathetic really.

Autism. Or just lonely. I say both.