[Flaming Conservative]

The woman is nearly 90 years old, so, if average, she has a lot of needs. If she has no family, I’d contact elder services. They can help her get meals on wheels or transportation services. If she’s with it enough, she could be taught how to order delivered groceries etc., on line or by phone. But face it, some people will take advantage of you if you let them.

[where's_the_Outrage?]

From the article:

Recently the old lady’s daughter was visiting and asked me why I stopped helping her mother.

I told her what I said here and she said she has to drive a long distance to come help her mom and begged me to go back to at least picking up her groceries again as it would take a massive chore away.

I said no, she started crying and insisted. I closed my door at that point.