Personal Narrative On My Grandpa

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One day he got this roomie his name was Jerry.
He was so funny and nice. He was in the nursing home because he fell and needed therapy. My grandpa said that he never stops talking. When I went there to visit my grandpa I meet him. He was very kind also really friendly. He told us really funny stories. My grandpa said the he listened to those stories about a million times.

So after a couple of days my grandpa was still doing good. He was in the nursing home for about 2 months he was doing pretty good but then he started to fall back were he started. He had a bad stomachache and they brought him back to the hospital. The doctors and the nursing were really curious why he is getting sick all the time. They gave him more Lactose. He was doing better
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So they rushed him to surgery. After his appendix got taken out the doctors think it wasn't smart to take them out. He was in so much pain it made me cry. They had him eat soft foods. He didn't want to eat anything because his stomach hurt. They didn't know what to do so they just let my grandpa rest. After about a week they took the stitches out. He was doing pretty good but by they still wanted him to stay in the hospital. About a week after his surgery he said not to feel good. They did more test but then they did a scope test. The scope test is when they take a camera and they start at the mouth and go down to his liver. When they get down to the liver they saw that his liver was so scared that you couldn't really didn't do anything. So that kept giving him medicine. He was in the hospital for a long time resting. We asked the doctors if we could take him up to our cabin in Wisconsin. The doctors said that would be a good idea so we brought my grandpa to our cabin. So my grandma is packing all the stuff to get ready to go. She packed his medicine and food for the week. It was seven o'clock and we were ready to go. It is usually a three-hour drive plus stops. We got up to our cabin

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