Three weeks ago, when the 103-year-old grandmother Jenny Stina's health declined rapidly due to being infected with the new coronavirus , her family had already begun to prepare for her funeral. However, the tenacious Jenny actually defeated the new coronavirus. What is even more surprising is that after the nucleic acid test and were confirmed to be negative, this Polish grandmother drank a bottle of cold beer to celebrate her victory.
Jenny, a Polish-American who grew up in western Massachusetts, was married to her husband of 54 years, Teddy, who died in 1992 at the age of 82. As she grew older, Jenny was admitted to a nursing home in Massachusetts, but unfortunately, after the outbreak, she became the first person in the nursing home to be diagnosed with the new coronavirus. Since infected patients over 65 years old are a high-risk group, at the beginning of this month, Jenny’s two children, three grandchildren, four great-grandchildren and three great-great-grandchildren were preparing to say their final farewell to her. When his grandson-in-law Gunn asked When asked whether she was ready to go to heaven, the old grandmother smiled and replied, "Okay!" However, when Jenny took another nucleic acid test on May 13, people were surprised to find that the virus had been cleared from Jenny's body, and her His physical condition is also improving day by day.
Interestingly, after learning that Jenny had recovered, the staff at the nursing home specially prepared a bottle of Bud Light for her to celebrate the good news. Jenny had long been keen on drinking midday drinks to relax. According to her granddaughter Shirley, when Jenny drank the beer, she laughed and said, "It's so cold!" When asked if the beer tasted good, she simply replied, "Yes!"
Of course, Jenny's longevity and strong will were due to her lifelong love of sports, and she was especially a loyal Boston A Red Sox fan, although it is no longer convenient for her to go to the stadium to watch games as she gets older, she still often sits outdoors and listens to live broadcasts of Red Sox games on the radio. After Jenny defeated the new coronavirus, the American media called her "the most hardcore Red Sox fan." After learning the news, the Boston Red Sox Club also prepared to send a special greeting to Jenny.
According to the latest statistics on the COVID-19 epidemic released by Johns Hopkins University in the United States, as of 15:32 on May 28, Eastern Time, the number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the United States reached 1,712,816, and the cumulative number of deaths reached 101,196. Jenny's deeds are a good inspiration to the American people who are suffering during the epidemic.
