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Input: Backstory: I’m 24 yr old male taking care of my grandma because I’m all the family she has. My tiny, innocent grandmother (92yr) has been taken advantage of by people on the internet many times. One of the worst and consequently final straws was about 2 years ago, when I gave her $500 to help pay for her utilities and a few other necessities for a couple months. Within a week it was gone and sent to “some nice Nigerian investors.” We never saw it again, and she had to live in a motel for a few weeks until I could figure out something else. 

The reason she is so gullible on the internet is because she retired way to early. Now unfortunately she’s got nothing left &amp; has severe scoliosis which she can’t afford treatment for. All of these scams she falls for is cause she desperate for hope.. hope that her life will get back to how it was when she was working insurance making 6 figures. 

Ever since the scam where she threw away $500 she has been pretty good. 
I explained as calmly, politely and sternly as I could. Unfortunately though it looks like it happened again. This time though it’s been about 20-30 years in the making. Apparently she purchased around 
2 million Vietnamese dollars from some people on the internet. She thought that it would grow in value.. but also that each Vietnamese dollar was worth 3 u.s dollars. I honestly don’t know how she ever thought that made sense... 
but oh well. She kept pleading with me to take her to the bank to cash in “our million dollar ticket.” Honestly though I have no idea how to even exchange currency or where exactly to do it. So instead I showed her on my phone the current exchange rate.. big mistake. I’ve never seen my tiny, innocent Grandma act so distraught. She started to break down and cry, even getting upset at me a for breaking the news to her. 

I’m back home now, and I feel pretty bad. I can’t help but think there was a better way for me to handle this. She has said things that make my heart ache for her, like “I wish life could just be over” and other really depressing things. Maybe I should have let her continue to have that hope that there’s a better future on the horizon. She’s in so much pain, I know the only thing keeping her going is some sort of improvement in her life, and that’s why she is so desperate for these monetary miracles to happen. 

telling my 92 year old Grandma her life investment is essentially worthless