My mother stayed at JemiGrace Home Plus LLC. It's brand new and it's absolutely wonderful. It was a Golden Girls type home that had six women living there. My mother was so excited when she went to visit and have lunch. She said, “Those people are real.” She loved the place. She loved the people. Because of them, we were able to be with my mother in her last times. If it hadn't been for them, that wouldn't have been possible. I'm very grateful to them for that. It's a six-resident place. All the rooms were private. They had activities. They were together. They talked and laughed while they ate. It was just a joyous place for her and her lonely days were gone. The staff was absolutely wonderful. I got sick right after she moved in, and they called me every day to tell me how she was doing, what was going on, and just kept me updated 100 percent of the time. I finally got to relax because I knew they were taking good care of her. We went over there for lunch and everything was homecooked. When we went over there, they had homemade soup and rolls, which she thought was great. They had peaches and cottage cheese, which is one of her favorites. She was like, ‘They’re real. The food’s good. Move me in. Let’s go.’ She was so excited. It’s a beautiful facility. I was so looking forward to using the back deck when it got warmer, because there’s a beautiful back deck with wheelchair ramps down to the ground level, and a couple of different levels on it. It’s just beautiful. One of the things they were willing to do was accept Medicaid. I heard the same thing from the husbands of two women who were in there who said that they had their wives in other places, and when they moved there, they finally got to rest. It was a wonderful place. When I found JemiGrace, I knew that was what I wanted. They offered exactly what I was looking for, and what my mother was looking for, and excited about too.