Meet my 94-year-old Grandma, Agnes Thibodeaux. Despite being confined to her bed in hospice care in sunny Sarasota, Florida, she made it clear that she wanted to cast her vote for Hillary. At that point, she was only alert for about two hours a day, but when we asked if she wanted to participate in the election, she lit up. Voting for our first female president was important to her, and she insisted on having a ballot.
So, with determination, she used what little time she had left—about 1/8 of her waking hours—to make her voice count. Just three days later, she passed away, but her vote will resonate long after she’s gone. #GreatGrandmasForHillary
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In the end, Grandma Agnes’s legacy isn’t just about her vote; it’s about the power of making a choice, no matter how small it may seem.