A
Oh, that's terrible.
B
Yes, it was absolutely horrible. They took her immediately out of there, and they just threw everything away that, that she had from there. I mean, they wouldn't even take the, uh, the, uh, the dresser that she had that was her own dresser, because it was just, you know, full of bugs. They just left everything. And, uh, bought her all brand new stuff, and they, they had called a home where they, you know, where they were on a waiting list to get into there and explained to the person that was in charge, you know, what had happened, and that they had ta-, they had to take her out of the home because of the conditions. And amazingly enough, the very next day they had an opening, and they put her into that opening.
A
Well, that's good. So is your grandmother, um, impaired? Is she of Alzheimer's or something like that?
B
I'm not sure, um, what exactly is wrong with her. Up until nineteen eighty-two, uh, actually, I'm sorry, not until, yeah, I guess it was around eighty-two, eighty-three, I found out I had a grandmother.
A
Oh.
B
Prior to that I was told that she was dead, and, um, apparently what had happened was that I had a grandfather who, um, put her into a mental institution.