What I learned when I moved in with my grandmother during the pandemic

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This First Person column is written by Colin Smith, a Calgary resident who moved in with his grandmother during the pandemic. For more information about CBC’s First Person stories, please see the FAQ.

People were told not to visit their grandparents during the pandemic butĀ I moved in with mine. We might make for an odd pair ofĀ housemates butĀ we have found our own form of comfort and peace during this turbulent time.

The idea came in January 2020 when I found myself house sitting for my grandmother, Martha Joan Willis, as she recovered from a hip replacement in a temporary care

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