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Okay, this pisses me off to no end when a family member doesn't help an elder member. My great-grandmother will be 92 this year, and she's in great shape. She no longer drives and is relegated to a cane. Every chance I get, I go see her and if she needs help I'll help. She put up with me and my schenanigans and watched me when my parents were working, I owe her. As for my grandmother, she doesn't need help. When you're a runner and you're having a hard time keeping up with her in a store that's something. It's also something when you get flipped over by your late 60s grandfather (Judo blackbelt) and does it with no effort.
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