Your 95 y/o grandma needs $1 million for heart surgery, and you have $2 million in your account, which took you 10 years to save up. Will you pay for her surgery?

Take it as no insurance no nothing. Just a question I saw online and wondered what everyone would do.

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Eugene Ang

22 Oct 2022

Do you love your grandma enough?

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20 Oct 2022

Without a doubt. but would rather use the money to improve the quality of her remaining life, there is a choice. sometimes, there is no real choice, especially when we are not medical professionals or trained to be caregivers.

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1M45

Edited 18 Oct 2022

The rate of success is very low and most doc wont even want to do the surgery.
Grandma may live ...

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