Dorothy Ned, a resident of Southern California, celebrated her birthday and revealed that the burgers from the fast food chain, which she eats every Sunday after church, are her secret to longevity.
In honor of her advanced age, the American Fox News channel conducted an interview with her in which the reporter tried to understand what is the secret to the longevity and clarity of Mrs. Ned?
The person who revealed the secret to the reporter is Dorothy Ned's granddaughter, Dorothy Zolma, who now lives with her grandmother to help her.
"The secret to my grandmother's longevity, including going to church every Sunday for prayer, when she then goes to a McDonald's restaurant and eats a large portion of Big Mac," the granddaughter said.
Zulma, said that until the Corona period, all members of Dorothy's family, children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren tried to come to her on Fridays to spend time with her, but during the Corona period the family members did not come out of a desire not to expose the grandmother to too many infection risks.
"We miss her very much, but it's dangerous because of the virus so we were very careful," she said.
The great grandmother herself was asked on the broadcast about her life and well-being and replied that "overall I feel very good and if asked what I want to wish myself at 106, then I ask for an even sweeter life. Getting a little more of what you love is the key to a good life."
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