At 94, my grandmother, Margaret, found herself in hospice care in sunny Sarasota, Florida. Her time was limited, as she was awake only a couple of hours each day. Despite her frail condition, she expressed a strong desire to cast her vote for our nation’s first female president. When we asked her if she wanted to participate in the election, she insisted it was vital to support a woman in this pivotal role and requested a ballot.
In a moment that encapsulated her spirit, she utilized one-eighth of her remaining waking hours to ensure her voice was heard. Just three days later, she passed away, but her vote, her choice, would still count in history. #grandmasforchange
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In summary, the experience of my grandmother emphasizes the importance of voting and advocacy at any stage of life. Her legacy continues to inspire those who value the power of their voices, particularly in moments of historical significance.