Terminally ill grandmother spends all her money, it does not turn out to be terminal

hull - The British Jackie (62) was told in November 2016 that she suffered from a severe form of dementia and would not live much longer. She decided to spend all her savings on holidays and gifts. Now it appears that the doctors have made a mistake.

A new study shows that the woman only suffers from an anxiety disorder. She will not die within 5 to 7 years and she will also not physically decline, as she was told. A CT scan in the hospital had been misinterpreted, even though the neurologist was sure of his case at the time.

Jackie and her husband Robert decided to make the best of their last years together. Robert retired early to be with his wife and the more than 11,000 euros that the two had on their savings account was spent on an American fridge, a special bathroom and holidays.

The British woman even said farewell to her 12-year-old granddaughter in a dramatic way and told the child she would live on 'but then as a zombie, as you also see in movies. 'The woman had been told that after two years she would no longer recognize her loved ones.