care in the future. i have such a close relationship with my family, and i love my grandparents. it was one of those things where i wanted to kind of tell it just from my point of view where we don t think about these kinds of things or don t prepare for them. my grandmother was kind of scraping by on the social security she would get every month. when you re that age, all you need is one thing to go wrong, and it could be problematic. thank goodness she has my father and aunt to take care of her, but a lot of people don t have that. what you learn over the course of the show is that getting old and dying can be expensive if we don t plan for it. people talk about it. the vast majority of health care dollars we pend on our own lives are spent on the last five years of life. that s a lot of decisions. did you have discussions with your grandmother about the types of things she would want, not want? she had these discussions with my dad and my aunt, who are basically her signature
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