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A devastating cancer diagnosis left Lois hospitalized for eight months. Afterward, she began receiving home-delivered meals through Senior Citizens Inc., her local Meals on Wheels provider in Savannah, Georgia. That connection proved to be a lifeline during her recovery.
âI couldnât do anything for myself,â said Lois, who returned home from the hospital weighing 90 pounds. âWhen I was sick,â she added, âMeals on Wheels volunteers and the sanitation workers were the only company I had.â
That changed when a small white kitten with calico markings showed up at her home. Though Lois had never had a pet cat before, she developed a soft spot for the kitten, who was thin and struggling to find enough to eat.
So she made a decision â one that changed both of their lives.
âI left my storm door open for her, and she came in,â Lois said. âThat was the end of outside life for Grace.â
Today, Grace is a constant companion, spending most of her time curled up in Loisâ lap or following her from room to room. She occasionally wanders onto the porch to sit in the sun by the flower pots, but rarely strays far from Loisâ side.