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Jeremiah was a great storyteller, but as soon as Ellie went to college, she changed. One of them being not wanting to hear all the stories he used to tell her. It was right after Ellie went back to school that Grandpa Jeremiah had a stroke, and Macon started coming around. And just about the time, Ellie came from school the, next summer his health started to deteriorate. Dr. Crawford said he had maybe a week or two at best, and from this news, everyone was devastated. And the whole family would start helping poor grandpa Jeremiah. While Macon would hang around more due to Jeremiah and his stories. But the family was concerned about him doing this rather than him resting, and that this would affect his health. But the doctor told them to allow grandpa because if it makes him feel better, it would be the greatest medicine for him. And soon, everyone started getting closer as a family as the end was coming near for grandpa Jeremiah. And soon ended up grieving together after his passing.

Jeremiah was a fantastic storyteller, but Ellie changed once she started college. One of them was adamant about not listening to any of the tales he used to tell her. Grandpa Jeremiah had a stroke shortly after Ellie returned to school, and Macon began to recover. And just around the time Ellie finished kindergarten, his condition began to deteriorate the next year. Dr. Crawford said he only had a week or two left, and everyone was shocked by the news. And the whole family will begin to assist Grandpa Jeremiah. Macon, on the other hand, will stick around longer because of Jeremiah's novels. However, his family was afraid that he would do this rather than relax, and that this would have a negative impact on his fitness The psychiatrist, on the other hand, advised them to let Grandpa do so and it would be the best treatment for him if it made him feel better. As grandpa Jeremiah's time came to an end, everyone in the family began to get closer. After his death, they soon found themselves mourning together.