Saloox | Better lifestyle
Author: Saleh Naserzadeh 
It was a dark and stormy night. The wind howled outside, and the rain beat against the windows. Inside, a young woman named Sarah sat at her desk, staring at the pile of papers in front of her. She was supposed to be studying for her upcoming exams, but she couldn’t focus. All she could think about was her grandmother.
Sarah’s grandmother had been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease a few years ago. At first, it was just a few things. She would forget where she put her keys or what she was doing in the middle of a conversation. But over time, the symptoms got worse. She started to forget names and faces. She would get lost in her own home. And eventually, she could no longer take care of herself.
Sarah’s parents had decided to put her grandmother in a nursing home, but Sarah didn’t like the idea. She felt like it was abandoning her grandmother. She wanted to take care of her herself, but she didn’t know how.
That’s when Sarah had an idea. She remembered seeing a pill organizer at the store a few days ago. It was a small, plastic box with compartments for each day of the week. Sarah thought that if she could get her grandmother a pill organizer, it would help her to remember to take her medication.
The next day, Sarah went to the store and bought a pill organizer. She filled it with her grandmother’s medication and took it to the nursing home. When she gave it to her grandmother, her grandmother’s face lit up.
“This is wonderful,” she said. “Thank you so much.”
Sarah smiled. “You’re welcome,” she said. “I just wanted to help.”
The pill organizer helped Sarah’s grandmother in more ways than one. It not only helped her to remember to take her medication, but it also helped her to feel more independent. She was able to take her pills herself, without having to rely on someone else. This gave her a sense of pride and accomplishment.
The pill organizer also helped Sarah to feel closer to her grandmother. When she would visit her grandmother at the nursing home, they would sit together and go over the pill organizer. Sarah would tell her grandmother what each pill was for, and her grandmother would tell her stories about her life. These conversations helped Sarah to learn more about her grandmother and to appreciate her more.
The pill organizer was a small thing, but it made a big difference in Sarah’s grandmother’s life. It helped her to stay independent, to feel closer to her granddaughter, and to live a better life.
